讲述海洋的迷人事物：若昂·保罗·博尔吉斯·科埃略和路易斯·卡多佐

IF 0.1 4区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

PORTUGUESE STUDIES Pub Date : 2022-01-04 DOI:10.5699/portstudies.37.2.0224

J. Falconi

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摘要：本文源于NILUS项目中的研究，特别是，它符合探索物质文化和物质性在葡语印度洋当代叙事中的作用的研究方向。本文聚焦于若昂·保罗·博尔吉斯·科埃略（JoãO Borges Coelho）的短篇小说《O Pano Encantado》（The Enchanted Cloth）（2005年）和路易斯·卡多佐（Luís Cardoso）的小说《Navegador Solitário安魂曲》（2007年），这两个故事分别发生在莫桑比克小岛和帝汶岛这两个岛屿空间。它旨在验证一种假设，根据这种假设，对物质文化和物质性的呼吁提供了一种从印度洋影响区域的不同边缘讲述和记忆印度洋的方式。

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Enchanted Things to Narrate the Oceans: João Paulo Borges Coelho and Luís Cardoso

Abstract:This article stems from the research developed within the NILUS project and, in particular, it fits into the research strand that explored the role of material culture and materiality in contemporary narratives of the Lusophone Indian Ocean. The article focuses on the short story ‘O Pano Encantado’ [The Enchanted Cloth] (2005) by João Paulo Borges Coelho and on the novel Requiem para o Navegador Solitário [Requiem for the Solitary Sailor] (2007) by Luís Cardoso — two narratives set in insular spaces, the small Island of Mozambique and the island of Timor, respectively. It aims to validate the hypothesis according to which calling upon material culture and materiality offers a way of narrating and remembering (in) the Indian Ocean from different margins of its area of influence.

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