Jovens que se iludem e traficantes impossíveis Ironia narrativa em Mateus 19:16-30

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Carlos Olivares

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O presente artigo propõe examinar os aspectos irônicos da construção da narrativa do jovem rico no Evangelho de Mateus (Mt 18,16-30). A metodologia empregada segue as diretrizes propostas pela crítica narrativa, com foco na função literária do narrador e do leitor ao interagir com cenas, diálogos e comportamentos retratados no texto de Mateus. O trabalho se divide em duas partes. Na primeira, analisa-se a interação do Jesus de Mateus com o jovem rico (19,16-22). Em seguida, na segunda, o foco é colocado no diálogo de Jesus com seus discípulos (19,23-30). Em ambas as seções, há uma construção marcadamente irônica, estabelecendo contrastes e pontos de contato entre o que o narrador diz e o que o leitor entende. O artigo conclui mencionando as consequências interpretativas que surgem da análise realizada, revelando os aspectos a partir dos quais a ironia surge na perícope: linguagem, relato e história.


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OLIVARES, Carlos. Jovens que se iludem e traficantes impossíveis: Ironia narrativa em Mateus 19:16-30. HORIZONTE, Belo Horizonte, v. 23, n. 02, p. e230212, 2026. DOI: 10.5752/P.2175-5841.2025ve230212. Disponível em: https://periodicos.pucminas.br/horizonte/article/view/32084. Acesso em: 21 out. 2026.
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Carlos Olivares, Universidade Adventista de São Paulo (UNASP-EC).

Doctor en Filosofía en Teología - Universidad de Auckland. Maestro en Teología - Seminario Adventista Latinoamericano de Teología. Máster en Teología en Estudios Bíblicos - Universidad de Auckland. Pais de Origem: Chile. ORCID: 0000-0001-9019-1231. E-mail: anapaulamiranda@id.uff.br

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