Pinturas narrativas: Clarice Lispector e Virginia Woolf entre tela e texto

Abstract

When the Comparative Literature was born like a subject, the researchers restricted their works to analyze literary works which were from different countries. They tough about one author with own characteristics that did some influences on other authors. This way, the main object was to find out and to explain the sources and the influences. Nowadays, the comparative work extended its field of search and it surpassed the linguistic boundaries in the comparison among literary works. It goes to work on many different areas of knowledge. Because of it, some modifications were necessary, like the use of theories from other subjects and some methodological alterations. This way, the field of search was enlarged in conformity with the nature of the comparative literature. Because of this transformation, the comparative literature altered its initial objective and today it work in the comparison among ways of expression, or better this, among different languages. This paper shows some relations among the works of Clarice Lispector and Virginia Woolf with the painting. They are observed, basically, from the image like similar element between canvas and texts. The poetic images are analyzed from the literary texts for to be drawing up some similarities with the painting. For all appear in the research canvas of famous painters like Monet, Degas, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí among others