Abstract
The article analyzes works by contemporary Brazilian women writers based on their encounters with non-human elements in dialogue with the concepts of alterity, interdependence, and interspecies relations. The works of Adriana Lisboa (2021LISBOA, Adriana (2021). O vivo. Belo Horizonte: Relicário.; 2022LISBOA, Adriana (2022). Todo o tempo que existe. Belo Horizonte: Relicário.), Maria Esther Maciel (2021)MACIEL, Maria Esther (2021). Pequena enciclopédia de seres comuns. São Paulo: Todavia., and Paulliny Tort (2021)TORT, Paulliny (2021). Erva Brava. São Paulo: Fósforo. are emphasized from the perspective of decolonial ecology and post-anthropocentrism.
Keywords:
women’s literatura; non-human; decolonial ecology