Literary reading and creative living in the prison setting
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i28.98635Keywords:
reading, literature, penitentiaryAbstract
Literature is seen by many theorists as a key element in the formation of human beings. His reading may raise subjective displacements due to the ability to cause the criative act. This article presents the results of research conducted in the prision system, in which it was proposed the reading of literary texts to a group of detainees. The results measured by means of written records on gender free, reveal the need for cultural investments, through literary reading, as a way to reframe the trajectories of inmates and promote effective social reintegration of marginalized groups.Downloads
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