LATINDIA AMERICA DI(ZERO)ICIZED
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Ignácio de Loyola Brandão, Romance, Narrativa fragmentada.Abstract
This article about the novel Zero (Ignácio de Loyola Brandão), presents a setof problems of Brazilian politics, between the decades of 60’s and 70’s, during the military
govern in Brazil, resulting in political tension and social fragmentation that contaminates this
novel with a textual edition (apparently) built up in a disorganized structure, resulting in a
fragmented narrative.
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