A Comédia dramática da vida: diálogos geográficos em torno da poesia de Lobivar Matos

Abstract

It is of great importance the approach that the men make between the geographic knowledge and the Art, given that, is that we allow ourselves simply to relate geography and the poetry. For this aspiration, we employ authors of both Geography as well as scholars in Literature, we will expose theoretical horizons of diversified degrees. In the midst of a theoretical miscellany, we transplanted / infiltrated the poet Lobivar Matos, emerged from the deep recesses of the floodplain of the extreme west of Brazil. We believe it to be his poetry, politics, that in the awakening of his drowsiness, appearing as "perverse" pushes his art without euphemisms, metaphors or modesty. The aesthetic value of his poetry hinges on two levels of context: sometimes relating to indigenous legends of a warrior tribe, sometimes hitting us with photos of a "black neighborhood". His perversity consists in drenching us without mercy of events of his art, he can not leave without geographic commotion. We operate a machine to undertake this program, it is with it that we recall the legacy of geography in the appreciation of literature, we point out approaches and methodological contributions. Space is the category that has most seduced geography over time, many have leaned over it, some innovating research approaching with literature. In our textual analysis of geographic perspective, we seek to understand the spatial constructions that poetic work emits. Areôtorare is the one that among the indigenous bororos holds the wisdom, the knowledge and all the legends boróras. His art referenced in a black neighborhood of a small town in the far west of the country. The graphic forms of the work are the result of a "fieldwork" of analysis of the everyday life of the black neighborhood, a peripheral neighborhood that has a dynamic dissociated from the formal center of the city, a "larger" space that is multifaceted and pluralized. The main purpose is to interpret poetry to create a type of desencache, to add geographic pieces and to mount a mechanism that