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Attention and Lists in Comparative Literature
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https://doi.org/10.51427/com.jcs.2024.6.5Palavras-chave:
cânone, antologia, crise, catálogo, fronteiraResumo
A partir de uma curta citação de Le Mariage de Figaro, de Beaumarchais, tomada como lema, o presente artigo desenvolve uma reflexão sobre questões importantes da literatura comparada, nomeadamente, questões de inclusão e exclusão na delimitação das fronteiras da disciplina. No âmbito de discussões recentes acerca do papel e modos de atenção na sociedade contemporânea, propõe-se que o problema pode ser entendido, em termos gerais, como uma questão de atenção e suas técnicas, e que a literatura comparada pode ser assim tida como o estudo prático e teórico da atenção. Por fim, considera-se brevemente o papel central da lista nas produções materiais da literatura comparada (cânones, syllabi, antologias) enquanto manifestações desta identidade atencional.
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