Mecila Working Papers | Ana Carolina Torquato: Animal Display in Fiction Clarice Lispector’s “O búfalo” and Other Stories Framing Animal Captivity
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10 janvier 2024
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São Paulo: Mecila 2023 (Working Paper Series, No. 63). Abstract: This paper presents an overview of animal captivity and human-animal relationships in the context of the zoo. It endeavours to contextualize a possible definition of the themes of animal captivity and confinement; at the same time, it analyses how literary fiction portrays such topics. To illustrate the discussion, the study examines the short story “O búfalo” (1960), by Brazilian author Clarice Lispector, which portrays a wo...