O leitor de A teus pés: imagem e ficção em Ana Cristina Cesar

Abstract

In Ana Cristina Cesar's literature, the creative act of reading leads to restlessness and a change of thought based on the aesthetic traits of her poetics, which permeate other sayings and open up countless imaginative possibilities. The objective of this study is to problematize the relationship between image and fiction in readings of At Your Feet (Cesar, 1982), grounded theoretically in Wolfgang Iser’s Aesthetics of Effect and Hans Robert Jauss’s Theory of Reception, in dialogue with scholars such as Maurice Blanchot (2005), Roland Barthes (2006), Humberto Eco (2012), among others. This is a bibliographical study, developed through the survey and analysis of scientific works published in print and electronic media that theoretically address the subject under investigation. Through this work, the intention is to propose an expansion of reflections on poems, essays, texts and academic studies on Ana Cristina Cesar's literature, by means of a critical examination of analytical perspectives that intensify other approaches, guiding the development of hypotheses and further studies.