DANIEL MUNDURUKU E KAKA WERá JECUPé: UMA EXPERIêNCIA DE LEITURA DO MUNDO DO OUTRO

摘要

This paper proposes that the reading of indigenous authors’ works is filled with elements that surpass the literary field, as much as the processes experienced by these authors. Before reaching the analysis of Karaíba: uma história do pré-Brasil, by Daniel Munduruku, and Todas as vezes que dissemos adeus, by Kaka Werá Jecupé, the relationship between the indigenous and non-indigenous society and the notions of writing and orality shall be brought to discussion under historical and sociological terms, in order to identify what may virtually exist amongst the writer, the reader and the literary piece, interacting with possible readings the pieces may offer.