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Este estudo do romance A jangada de pedra de Jose Saramago parte do  motivo da viagem como movimento transformador das situacoes e dos  individuos. A interpretacao da viagem empreendida pela peninsula Iberica,  transformada em jangada na ficcao de Saramago, privilegia a busca de  um sentido pela escolha do caminho maritimo e o questionamento quanto  aos motivos que teriam levado a peninsula a romper os lacos geograficos  com a Europa. O trajeto pelo oceano simboliza a viagem existencial dos  individuos e da nacao portuguesa que procura firmar-se, em uma parte  do planeta, no qual, possa determinar as proprias diretrizes, independente  do jugo economico imposto pelas macro-potencias. A jangada de pedra ,  imaginada por Saramago, transporta os portugueses, que partem em busca  de autonomia politica, economica e social, atraves do mar “novamente  desconhecido”. This study has of the Jose de Saramago´s book The Stone Raft (A jangada  de pedra) begins by exploring the reason of the trip as a transforming  movement of the situations and the individuals. The interpretation of the  trip as the Iberian peninsula, transformed into a raft in the Saramago  fiction, privileges the search for sense in the choice of the maritime way  and it questions the reasons which would have led the peninsula to  break the geographic ties with Europe. Its way through the sea symbolises  the existential trip of the individuals and of the Portuguese nation which  is trying to become significant somewhere within the planet, where it  may determine its own laws, independent from economical demands  from the great nations. The stone raft that was imagined by Saramago,  transports the Portuguese that leave their nation in search for political,  economical and social autonomy, throughout the sea that is “once again  unknown”.

A jangada de pedra: uma mensagem político-ideológica