De la parole vers la musique : Mário de Andrade à la recherche d’une langue brésilienne

Abstract

The jazzy-style of Afropean writers, inspired by the African-American cultural model, expresses the complexity of the integration and adaptation of the Collective Being originated from Africa to Western individualistic society. It means to experience Rhapsody in the concert of nations in a forced globalization. Jazz offers a path to differentiation inspiring the writing of a generation who tries to reconcile the letter with the spirit and the oral traditions with digital modernity.