INTERTEXTUAL RELATIONS IN CLARICE LISPECTOR AND CÍNTIA MOSCOVICH

This paper discusses how the female subject's presence is configured in the tales "Love", from Clarice Lispector and "Love, cutting and sewing", from Cíntia Moscovich, from the analysis of the configuration of the two female protagonist characters, Ana and Helena, respectively. Within the discussion, elements that approach the tales and the represented female subjects are indicated, establishing possible intertextual relations.