Pain and Death in O Monstro by Humberto De Campos

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Dr. Jose Dino Costa Cavalcante
Dr. Jose Dino Costa Cavalcante
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José Dino Costa Cavalcante
José Dino Costa Cavalcante
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Naiara Sales Araújo
Naiara Sales Araújo
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Ivane Santos Diniz
Ivane Santos Diniz
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This article aims to investigate the construction of Pain and Death in O Monstro by Humberto de Campos. In the narrative, there are three dominant characters: Pain, Death and Man. Death is present in literature since ancient civilization, as can be seen in Gilgamesh, written in Mesopotamia, probably around the years 2150 -1400 BCE, to the present days, as a driving force of narratives. Therefore, we will look for authors who dealt with the relationship between death, pain and man in the literary universe. As a theoretical support we will build

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Dr. Jose Dino Costa Cavalcante. 2026. \u201cPain and Death in O Monstro by Humberto De Campos\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 23 (GJHSS Volume 23 Issue A6): .

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This article aims to investigate the construction of Pain and Death in O Monstro by Humberto de Campos. In the narrative, there are three dominant characters: Pain, Death and Man. Death is present in literature since ancient civilization, as can be seen in Gilgamesh, written in Mesopotamia, probably around the years 2150 -1400 BCE, to the present days, as a driving force of narratives. Therefore, we will look for authors who dealt with the relationship between death, pain and man in the literary universe. As a theoretical support we will build

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