THE WOMEN IN MINAS: BODY AND EROTICISM IN ADÉLIA PRADO POETRY
Keywords:
Literatura de autoria feminina, Corpo, Erotismo, Adélia Prado.Abstract
Revealed in the decade of 1970, the "mineira" writer Adélia Prado differs of the literary speech of feminine authorship for presenting drained texts of eroticism and religiosity. In them, the women appear cooking and loving, in the stove and in the bed. Based on the theory on the body, the eroticism and the social paper of gender, the reflections that she proceed they have as starting point the story "O senhor é meu pastor" and they are sustained by a general panorama of Adélia Prado's literature. The obtained results demonstrate that, of apron or nude, the women "adelianas" are feminine and burning
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