A relação entre o feminismo e a peça Mata Teu Pai de Grace Passô e Medeia de Eurípedes

Abstract

This Course Conclusion Paper – TCC analyzes the play "Mata Teu Pai" by Grace Passô, relating it to the myth of Medea to explore issues of feminism and female empowerment. This is a bibliographic study that allows a deeper view of the multiple layers of oppression faced by women, highlighting the dimensions of gender, race and social class. By analyzing the play “Mata Teu Pai” and its relationship with the myth of Medea, one can see how theater can serve as a means of questioning and transforming social and patriarchal norms. Grace Passô’s play, by revisiting the classic myth, broadens feminist discourse and challenges traditional norms and expands feminist scope to broader questions of identity and resistance. When comparing the works, it can be concluded that the myth of Medea remains relevant and constantly evolving, reflecting feminist concerns over time and inviting reflection on injustices and forms of resistance.