SOLID O: A LINGUAGEM EM DEVIR DO IAUARETê

Rosa’s word is the subject of considerable criticism and analysis. In our work, we examine how intensely Rosa imputes an originative characteristic on the language of the short story The Jaguar. The situation of the jaguar hunter is similar to the Adamic Language, which models the reality (ECO, 2002). As instrumental theories for our analysis, we rely on the concepts of rhizome (DELEUZE & GATARRI, 1995), deterritorialization (DELEUZE & GUATARRI, 1975 e HAESBAERT, 2004) and becoming (DELEUZE & PARNET, 1997). We try to demonstrate how the solitude of the jaguar hunter acts as a trigger for the agency jaguar-man, and how the delirium of language – with the pulverization of the usual syntax and the insertion of Tupi words – works as an originative language that conjugates itself with the becoming-jaguar.