THE LOST PERSONALITY IN CLARICE LISPECTOR’ BOOKS
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Despersonalização, Linguagem, Tempo, Instante-já.Abstract
The passion second G.H bases this works: situate Clarice Lispector scripture like a change of perception of reality with concepts about lost personality. When the personages confront an objective world, they experiment a disorganization subjective leave them to find strange, this fact provoking the plot composition. Our chemistry analises two books. First, A maçã no escuro (1961), that characters the writer production in a language investigation like donor of feeling and instrument of reality representation. The next is Água viva (1973), this book discusses about the lost personality applied in time notion (instant-now).
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