Geografias modernistas: a imaginação geográfica no projeto poético-político de Oswald de Andrade

In order to analyze the Oswald de Andrade‘s literature from its geographical imagination, this work suggests the potential of telluric themes in author‘s poetry and thought, in the totality of his work. For this, we contemplate both his best-known writings widely studied, as those which have received less attention. We make extensive use of Owald‘s geographical allusions, prevailing metaphors, but also the prospect of further development, which its modernity is impregnated. To carry out this dialogue, we draw on the Hayden Withe‘s historiographical proposal, the John Wright‗s concept of geographical imagination, and Edward Said and Yu-Fi Tuan‘s contributions. We propose to approach the Gilberto Freyre‘s concept of ―rurbanização‖ as the synthesis of double spaceport: the antipodes forest and school