O PRETUGUÊS E O USO DA LÍNGUA COMO O INVENTAR DE NOVAS FORMAS DE INSUBMISSÃO: LÉLIA GONZÁLEZ E CAROLINA MARIA DE JESUS

Abstract

This paper analyzes the importance of two Brazilian black intellectuals: Lélia Gonzalez and Carolina Maria de Jesus. Since reflection about pretuguês, it seeks to observe the processes of creation of the less-value attributed to the dissenting bodies by the colonial, heteronormative, white, masculine and capacitive system, and how language exercises the power to restructure meanings long sedimented and enables the unsealing of other ways of existing and organizing politically and legally.