O Romance: entre a história oficial e a alternativa
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https://doi.org/10.17851/2317-2096.28.1.181-200Mots-clés :
teoria do romance, realismo formal, romance modernoRésumé
Este artigo analisa duas hipóteses distintas a respeito do desenvolvimento histórico do romance no Ocidente. A primeira delas, a que parece ser a mais célebre, pode ser sintetizada pelo estudo A ascensão do romance, de Ian Watt, que situa a origem do gênero romanesco na Inglaterra do século XVIII. No entanto, várias visões contrárias a essa tese surgiram no interior da própria crítica literária inglesa, especialmente os estudos de M. A. Doody (The True Story of the Novel: an Alternative History) e Michael McKeon (The Origins of the English Novel 1600-1740), apontando para uma “história alternativa” do romance, baseados no pressuposto de um desenvolvimento mais amplo da prosa de ficção, que remeteria aos textos da antiguidade e dos países orientais.
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