Gauche na vida: Marcas da geografia pessoal na poesia de Drummond

Abstract

Gauche in life: marks of personal geography in Drummond's poetry The theme of this article is justified by the space-time presence and the conception of the world that permeate the production of Carlos Drummond de Andrade and place humanity's relationship with the event at the center of his perspective. To carry out the theoretical investigation, we chose an interdisciplinary spectrum, seeking support in discursive and enunciative topics (BAKHTIN, 2006; BRONCKART, 2007; MAINGUENEAU, 2008), literary contributions (BORTOLOTI, 2020; MOURA, 2012; WISNIK, 2018), as well as studies in the social area (SILVA; SOUZA, 2002) for the theoretical consolidation of the discussion. Methodologically, we sought the simultaneity of an explanation of the theoretical trajectory with the textual-discursive analysis, based on a qualitative research, aiming to trace the connection between the poet's "sense of the world" and the brutal reality of the economic forces against him. which he took a stand. The timelessness of Drummond's poetry, revealed in different phases of his writing, allowed a study in which, from the enunciation scene (generic, encompassing and scenographic) and from the perspective of language as a social practice, they reveal a Drummond as socially and politically engaged as immersed in his personal trajectory.