The Aesthetics of the objectified man: Engagement and Narrative of Seeing and Blindness by José Saramago
engajamento e narrativa em Ensaio sobre a cegueira e o Ensaio sobre a lucidez, de José Saramago
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https://doi.org/10.5752/P.2358-3231.2022n40p107-125Keywords:
Essay;, Saramago, Bestified, CapitalismAbstract
The works Essay on blindness (1995) and Essay on lucidity (2004) by the Portuguese writer José Saramago show the transformation of man into a bestialized being in the face of the capitalist system that turns him into a victim of his own creation. Saramago reproduces this human bestialization in writing through his own and instigating aesthetic, the reader of the essays is faced with the uneasiness of works that mirror the brutality of social capitalism. In this way, the author, through a well-defined path, leads us to understand the need for the struggle of the proletariat.
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