Drufs de Eva furnari (2018): composições familiares na literatura infantil contemporânea.

Abstract

There have been many transformations with regard to the lives of families over time, and it is possible to observe that the "updating" of the family concept stands out in the media and is widely discussed on social networks. Considering that contemporary society has been reorganizing itself with regard to family compositions, as well as changes in the image of what is considered family, it is worth questioning: Does contemporary children's literature include different family compositions? In this sense, this article seeks to analyze Drufs by Eva Furnari (2018), a work that received the Jabuti award for best children's book and won the 2017 Monteiro Lobato Trophy for Children's Literature. This study analyzes the characteristics and trends that gave it awards, in addition to problematizing the contribution of literature in building the imaginary of what family is. For this, the authors were used, for theoretical basis: Rosemberg (1984), Colasanti (2018), Silveira and Kaercher (2013), among others.