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ANTEQUERA, María Florencia. WITH EYES ON THAT HARP-SHAPED CONTINENT: BRAZILIAN ARCHETYPES, WRITING SEARCH, AND A BUNCH OF EXPERIENCES IN A NARRATIVE OF THE SANTAFESINO INTELLECTUAL ALCIDES GRECA (1889-1956). Folia [online]. 2020, n.39, pp.7-38. ISSN 0325-8238.  http://dx.doi.org/10.30972/fhn.0394601.

This article explores the cultural intervention of the santafesino intellectual Alcides Greca (1889-1956), developed in 1948, in Brazil. Our work focuses mainly on the singular perspective that Greca implemented in Bahianos and bandeirantes (1950) as the starting point of a catalogue of sensitive references (Ette, 2004), typical of a cultural traveler (Aguilar, Siskind 2002). We believe that this narrative represents a scriptural vehicle which interprets new social experiences (Antequera, 2020a), and whose main topic is the city. This article consists of three parts: the first is a discussion on the urban archetypes and artifacts measured by Greca. The second is an analysis of the autobiographical writing traces that contribute to the search of a combined legitimation of project and subject (Antelo 1998). The third, finally, consists of both an exploration of the credential letters carried by Greca in his journey through Brazil -his contributions to urbanism and municipal law-, and a review of the generous hosts that accompanied him.

Palavras-chave : Alcides Greca; Brazil; cultural intervention; archetypes.

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