FAMIGERADO: O QUE PODE UMA LíNGUA

This work presents an analysis of the short story Famigerado from Guimar es Rosa, having as a theoretical base the considerations elaborated by Bakhtin in Marxism and the language philosophy, when he approaches the abstract objectiveness with the affirmative that, when analyzing the language only upon its formal aspects detached from the conditions of production, it does not reach to the essence of the language, the discursive interaction. When we look at the short story written by Rosa sheltered by the arguments from Bakhtin, we illustrate the historic-ideological character and the strategies of power establishment that are attached to the language, making the social relations to be marked by hierarchic values.