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As an object of study, I take Clarice Lispector's novel, Near to the Wild Heart, in order to highlight how Joana's choices for the adventure of the path reverberate the myth of the Wandering Jew and, at the same time, outline the topos of wandering in the author's fictional work. I read Lispector's inaugural poetics as a novel of subjective errancy and then highlight three aspects of the subjective diaspora that are present in the work: errancies in object, in space and structure.

PERTO DO CORAÇÃO SELVAGEM, DE CLARICE LISPECTOR: ROMANCE DE ERRÂNCIA SUBJETIVA