APROPRIAÇÕES DA IMIGRAÇÃO E DO TRABALHO RURAL NO POEMA MARTIM CERERÊ E NA REVISTA S.PAULO.

In this article, we will discuss how Cassiano Ricardo appropriated São Paulo's historical past, more specifically the immigration process and agricultural production to compose his poem Martim Cererê (1927), as well as, to write the reports of the magazine S.Paulo (1936). In tracing this path, we will defend the need to pay attention to the relationship between the author and his work based on the concepts of Roger Chartier (2002). We consider that the interaction between author, work and the different fields exposes the complexity of literary analysis in the historical approach. In this sense, this work is guided by the historical approach of the text and the complexity of the work, where we will understand the ways in which immigration and rural work were appropriated in the literary and advertising text. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]