FEMALE VOICES IN HISTORY: SUBALTERNITIES AND REPRESENTATIVES OF WOMEN IN LITERATURE

This article intends to show the historical process in which the sublaternities and representativeness of women in the literature have been constituted. In the construction of this approach, we highlight the use of bibliographic studies that represent the possibility of verifying the Brazilian national history that tells about the presence of female voices in the literature. We present the bibliographic data articulated to authors who discuss the historical process in which the literature of female authorship is the focus of analysis. Women conquered space in literature through struggles, mainly from the feminist movement that encouraged processes of resistance to the subaltenities socially imposed on women and even motivated their representativeness in literature.