Leitura literária para o ensino fundamental II numa perspectiva afro-brasileira

Abstract

This Final Coursework Completion (FCC), entitled "Literary Reading for Elementary School in the african-Brazilian perspective", aims to collaborate with the pedagogical practice of literary text reading. This practice is a reading intervention proposal that consists of a basic sequence of activities (Cosson, 2014) that provides the discussion and appreciation of ethnic and racial issues in the classroom, through the reading of the novel Felicidade não tem cor, by Julio Emilio Braz. This narrative has as theme the anguish of a black boy who wants to be white, but in the end, assumes his identity. Therefore, we understand that becomes more and more relevant, in literature classes of basic education, provide readings that address such issues to reflect on the myth of racial democracy, because once we assume that we live in it,means to accept all attacks and constraints experienced by thousands of black men and women in Brazil. In this context, our work aims to assist the formation process of the critical reader, seeking to reflect, through the contact with the african-Brazilian literature, on a racism that is spread for centuries in our country. We have as the audience 7th graders students of a municipal school from Lagarto, state city of Sergipe. Our work is guided by the Law 10.639/03, as well as the contributions of Candido (2004) and Jouve (2012) on literature. Besides, we also support the discussion on the studies of Bordini and Aguiar (1988) Cosson (2014) and Silva (2009), regarding on literary reading. We will discuss, as well, also about the african-Brazilian literature from the perspective of Fonseca (2006) and Duarte (2008) and finally, we discuss the black identity and racism at school by the reflections of Munanga (2005) and (2012), Gomes (2005 ) and Bernd (1988), among others.