VESTIGES OF COURTEOUS LOVE AND THE FIGURE OF WOMEN IN ALICE RUIZ'S POETRY: MEDIEVAL RESIDUALS IN THE CLASSROOM

Abstract

Alice Ruiz's poetics contemplates a critical positioning around love and gender. Indeed, the article seeks to analyze the vestiges of the medieval on the theme of courteous love and women in the poetry of the Curitiba composer. The perception of these contents can enhance debates in the school space about cultural, historical and social issues in a literature that testifies to the condition of women. The studies of the Theory of Residuality, by Pontes (2019), and the relations between literature and history, by Mignolo (2001) favor the reading of the writing of the haikuist. The methodology corresponds to bibliographic and qualitative research, since it seeks to promote the mediation of poetry at school.