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The relationship between the experience of confinement and literature is usually linked to the aspect of creating works that narrate such an event, such as Graciliano Ramos' renowned novel Memorias do Carcere. However, the proposal of this work approaches a reflection on the roles exercised by the authors in a situation of exception, from the perspective of the writer in his experience as a reader in the jail. One of the objectives is to investigate, to what extent, contact with literary works in a context of oppression may have propelled the aesthetic and ethical projects of the writer-reader. It is, therefore, the experience of imprisonment experienced by Dalcidio Jurandir during Estado Novo, Para, in the 1930s. The writer was a Communist Party militant and was twice arrested and incommunicado in Sao Jose prison , in Belem. During his imprisonment, Dalcidio Jurandir reads the novel Don Quixote de la Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes.

Nos moinhos do cárcere: Dalcídio Jurandir, leitor de Dom Quixote de la Mancha