A LITERATURA DO COLONIZADO

TEORIA E CRÍTICA PÓS-COLONIALISTAS NA LEITURA DE A TERRA DOS MIL POVOS: HISTÓRIA INDÍGENA DO BRASIL CONTADA POR UM ÍNDIO

Abstract

In the brazilian colonization, the flight and the authorship of the native people was silenced for almost five handred years The brazilian indigenous contemporary literature begins to be  significantly perceived in the late twentieth century. The presente article was based on the methodology employed of bibliography research of indigenous narrative: A Terra dos Mil Povos: história indígena do Brasil contada por um índio, from the author Kaka Werá Jecupé and teoric research oh the literary critic post colonialist. This article will make a relationship between the non-hegemonic discourse of lindigenous literature (appointed by Thomas Bonicci of countercourse) and the etnocentric european vision which the indigenous people have been described throughout history and literary novels. Two surveys were done about literary works by indigenous author available in the University of Mato Grosso State library collection ans the collection of Nacional School Library Program in the years 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. As a conclusion it was noticed that indigenous literary work studied prootes dialogue and couter-discourse to the literary european canon and the literary works available in the researched collections are insufficient rereanding the concepts and stereotypes built about the indigenous people.