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The Ancient Egypt has always attracted the attention of other civilizations. Since the end of the 18th century, the West, mainly England and France, turns its eyes more carefully to the East in order to acquire a greater knowledge about those civilizations, articulating a discourse called Orientalism. Based on the literary work of Gustave Flaubert entitled Voyage en Egypte: octobre 1849-juillet 1850, the aim of this paper is to demonstrate how this discourse was present in European society, influencing the relationships among western and eastern peoples. An analysis of the representations that derived from the orientalist discourse idealized about the Ancient Egypt along the 19th century was carried out with the objective to show that such discourse created an image of the East in order to justify the domination exerted in that region.

Uma viagem ao antigo Egito: a relação entre presente e passado na narrativa de bordo de Gustave Flaubert