ÑE’ENG: A VOZ SERTÂNICA DO JAGUAR

Abstract

IN "MEU TIO O IAUARETÊ”, A SHORT STORY ENCLOSED IN THE BOOK ESTAS ESTÓRIAS, BY GUIMARÃES ROSA, THE MAN-JAGUAR IS BUILT IN THE CONFLUENCE OF COUNTLESSES LINGUISTIC EXTRACTS THAT UNSUCCESSFULLY STRIVE TO DRAFT THE ESSENCE OF A NATIONAL IDENTITY. THE ROAR-SPEECH, AS IT TALKS TO THE VISITOR IN THE SPACE OF THE "SERTÃO", ALSO DELINEATES ITS DISSOLUTION. IN A SELF-CONSUMING LAPSE, THE SPEECH DEVOURS ITSELF. HOWEVER, THE “JUAGUANHENHÉM” LANGUAGE DOES NOT UNIQUELY DRAFTS THE SAYABLE AS A MEETING WITH NIGHT AND DEATH, BUT IT ANNOUNCES, IN THE "JUNGLE" OF THE LÓGOS, THE DISCOVERY OF A INFANT NOMINATION.