O sepultamento do sol nos abismos do morro: os espaços da morte e da violência no livro de contos Cogumelos, de Breno Accioly

Abstract

This research has as object of study the book of short stories Cogumelos, of Breno Accioly and makes a cut of the tales from the spaces of death and violence, as in Dois enterros in which the methodological way of the research was based and developed to support the hypothesis generated by the problem. Breno Accioly is a short-story writer who wrote between the 40s and 50s of the 20th century, whose aesthetic trajectory shows itself in the exploration of a disfigured, degraded language, marked decisively in the characters and in space. The objective of this research is to traverse the paths of acciolyana language based on the cutbacks of violence and how these violent cultural strata form the aesthetic structure of the narrative of this alagoano from Santana do Ipanema. The research is based in a theoretical-qualitative method, based on crossings of the theoretical texts on Literature and on the Author. We used the method of bibliographical research, whose collection of literary titles helped to form inquiries about Accioly writing, such as: why the spaces in this author's fictional text always take the connotation of decomposition? As a theoretical basis, we used texts from Agamben (2009), Anjos (2007), Araújo (2011a, 2011b), Blanchot (1987), Bosi (1989, 1998), Dimas 1989). Keywords: Short-story. Narrative. Space. Violence. Breno Accioly.