A possible analysis

racism and its interface with Canticle of Songs 1.5

Abstract

A possible analysis is presented as a study title: racism and its interface with Song of Songs 1.5 - “I am black, but beautiful, O daughters of Jerusalem, like the tents of Cedar and the pavilions of Salma”. The present communication aims to analyze racism from the pericope of Ct 1,5. The methodology for the development of the research is qualitative, as well as bibliographic. The guiding problem, why are the economic, social, political, historical, cultural and spiritual dimensions determinants of the daily life of the black and beautiful woman? As a hypothesis, it is believed that the black woman has limitations in several aspects, including spiritual/religious among others, present in inequalities. It is justified and understood that communication will enable and demarcate the interpretation and reflection on racism against black women, together with text 1.5 of Cânticos dos Cânticos, through a critical interpretative analysis to subsidize historical changes and knowledge for others. /you. Therefore, this oral communication focuses on the black woman in the job market, analysis of the Song of Songs and the black hermeneutics, and finally I am a black and beautiful woman. Which was theoretically based on analyzes by scholars such as: Silva (2021), Silva (2020), Reimer (2019), Carneiro (2003), Eurico (2018) Gomes (2017), Ianni (2004), Alves (2020), Fernandes (2007), Caldeira (2013), Leloup (2005, 2019), which denote propositions and affirm the importance of the theoretical foundation anchored in these authors, in the knowledge production process.