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THIS PAPER ATTEMPTS TO PERFORM AN ANALYSIS OF THE SHORT STORIES “APRENDIZ DE TRAFICANTE” AND “EU NAO SOU BUBA” BY DALTON TREVISAN, WITH BASIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPACE AND DISCOURSES, WHICH PROVE TO BE SHAKY IN THE SHORT STORIES. ENUNCIATED IN FIRST PERSON BY CHARACTERS WHO DECLARE THEMSELVES MARGINALIZED, THE NARRATIVES ARE FRAMED AS URBAN ACCOUNTS IN WHICH THE TEXTUAL STAGING OF THE SPEAKERS IS PREDOMINANT. IT IS CLEAR, THEN, THAT THE NARRATORSCHARACTERS PRESENT FEATURES OF CHAMELEONS, SINCE THEY USE THE NARRATIVE AS A STRATEGY OF ADAPTATION AND SURVIVAL IN THE URBAN SPACE. |
