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This thesis proposes to describe the similarities between literary text and photography focusing its analysis on ET Eu Tu, by Arnaldo Antunes and Marcia Xavier. It begins pointing the massive presence of visual images in contemporary experience and its relationship with literary creation. To understand the hyperbolic presence of the image in contemporary society there is a description of the main point of the technical image: photography. The photographic advent is then described in the context of its creation, the novelty that introduces the experience of the universe of images and their technical specifications. From the description of the history and innovations caused by photography is suggested that literature is a privileged space to see how the subjectivities were touched by this kind of image and how literature dialogues to its technique turning it into subject, object, or paradigm. It is followed by a brief classification that have been employed to address the creations that involve literature and photography. Then comes an investigation about the specificity of photopoetry and some possibilities of reading it. Some procedures present in ET Eu Tu that articulate verbal and imagistic field are described pointing the specific sense of photopoetry. The book is analyzed as a poetic project in which words and images cause experiences close to the cinema. Finally there is a reflection about otherness – the central theme of the analyzed book. The thesis also contains a part of creation in fotopoesia entitled Carolina. It apply some principles of art education research in Comparative Literature proposing the establishment as a possibility for doctoral research in the area. Carolina presents a narrative that envolves poems in prose, photographs and design in which the reader is invited to follow a relationship between a photographer and photographed woman. Created in partnership with the artist Giuliano Lucas and the designer Juliana Colli, Carolina is a photobook about otherness, vision and reading.

Artes do encontro em ET Eu Tu, de Arnaldo Antunes e Marcia Xavier