Abstract:
This study investigates biographical discourses in contemporaneity in the form of novel and of the media interview. To the end, it resume the work of Philippe Lejeune about the notion of “autobiographical pact”, seeks to establish dialogues with studies that demarcate new ways of to think the relationship of the biographical with subjectivity from the concept of biographical space, by Leonor Arfuch, and feminist literary criticism. With this theoretical contribution, it aims to analyze the production of subjectivities in contemporary Brazilian literature, focusing the literature of female authorship and having as corpus of analysis Outros Cantos, by Maria Valéria Rezende, published in 2016, and two interviews given by the writer, publishied on sites of the newspapers O Globo and El País. On article notes the emergence of feminist bias writing, in which fictional and autobiographical narratives are wittren with the support of memory.
Keywords:
Literature; Autobiographical space; Subjectivity; Feminist criticism; Maria Valéria Rezende