O Ultrarromantismo na Obra Miragem (1895) de Coelho Neto Sob o Olhar da Personagem Thadeu

Abstract

The research explores Ultraromanticism in the work Miragem (1895) by Coelho Neto, based on the character Thadeu, inserted in the context of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Coelho Neto's novel, although it presents realistic elements, also invests significantly in the historical chronicle and the life of the character. The study aims to deepen the analysis of the ultraromantic characteristics present in the work, contextualizing them with possible contemporary conflicts, such as psychological disorders and suicide, in today's society. The methodology used is bibliographic research, with critical analysis of fundamental academic sources, such as Alfredo Bosi (2000, 2015), Antonio Candido (2002), Carl Jung (1987) and Émile Durkheim (2014). Based on these theoretical studies and the analysis of the work from the perspective of Ultraromanticism, it not only broadens the understanding of the author's literary influences, but also offers insights into how narratives can explore sensitive themes in a meaningful way. The work, therefore, offers us a view of the historical and sociocultural context of its time and invites us to a broader reflection on the human condition