Isolamento social: dos manuscritos diarísticos do confinamento de guerra, até as escritas atuais do isolamento pandêmico

Abstract

In this research we make a brief presenta her own hand and one of the most read works since its publication in 1947, in addition, to focusing on issues pertinent to social isolation, confinement in a hiding place from 1942 until her arrest and deportation to Nazi extermination camps during World War II. We also discuss the specificities of the diary genre present and rational issues to more practical aspects related to life in the annex. We also present written by a journalist, the brazilian Amanda Foschini, during the COVID-19 Pandemic (2020-2023), when she faced isolation, in Spain, specifically in the city of Barcelona and without the presence of family members, in which the authenticity of its digital posts relies, as a contemporary diary, on a sophisticated and artistic editorial project when published in print. Due to the representativeness of the Works, we carried out a comparison and review of Memorialistic and Confessional Literature and how its manifestations, structures and elements contribute to the organization of feelings/thoughts. Diary writting collaborates with survivors, separated from each other for eighty years, with diferent stories, the research tries to understand everyday life in difficult times. For the theoretical basics of this work, we used authors such as: Phillipe Lejeune (2008), Eunice Cabral (2009), Harald Weinrich (2001), Paul Riccouer (2007), Alba Olmi (2006), Santo Agostinho (1999) and Georges Gusdorf (1995). In addition to carrying out documental and significant analysis, as well as bibliographical review to achieve the proposed objective.