Tempo, narração e monólogo interior : um paralelo entre Virgínia Woolf e Clarice Lispector a partir dos romances Passeio ao farol e Perto do coração selvagem.

Abstract

This dissertation aims to analyze the novels To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf, and Near the Wild Heart, Clarice Lispector, regarding the narrative structure, in particular the technique of the interior monologue, used by these writers. To this end, it is necessary the study of the compared literature, of the narrative focus and of the time, verifying thus the function of this last element in texts with monologue. Furthermore, shall be attempting to clarify, during the research, the difference between interior monologue and stream of consciousness, concepts that are often considered as synonyms in the literature. To analyze the novels are also considered the views of biographers and interpreters of these two important writers. The selection of these authors and their novels is due to the fact that both, following the technique of the interior monologue and featuring a feminine and intimate literature, may provide insights into the comparison and expand of the proposed topics.