Entre o público e o privado: representação da oposição ao regime militar em Os Carbonários, de Alfredo Syrkis

Abstract

This dissertation aims to analyze the literary representation of opposition political activities to the Brazilian military regime (1964-1985). Therefore, uses as a research object the work The Carbonari: memories of the lost guerilla (1980), text autobiographical dimensions in which the author, Alfredo Sirkis, recounts his experience as an opponent of the scheme between the end of the 1960s and early 1970s. Previously, it is believed that Syrkis represents opposition to praise the public forms of political action, seen by him as fruitful, against private and guerrilla actions intended to confront the regime. That said, the narrative is divided into two parts. The first on the heroic (serious) representation (Auerbach, 1994; Bakhtin, 2000) the period prior to the issue of AI-5. The second, related to the comic-satirical representation (LUKÁCS, 2000) of opposition actions, carried out clandestinely after the aforementioned institutional act.