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Narrativism, critical fabulation, and the ethics of history writing

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Narrating Impossible Lives: Critical Fabulation in Brazilian Black-Authored Fiction

Portuguese Studies
Abstract: This essay analyses Ana Maria Gonçalves' novel Um Defeito de Cor and Eliana Alvez Cruz's chronicle Um Vespeiro Histórico , highlighting the role of Black-authored fiction in reassessing the legacies of Slavery. By centring the narrative on the enslaved perspective, the authors employ critical fabulation to narrate the 'impossible lives' of ...
Lucas Amaral De Oliveira
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