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The 'Manifesto Antropófago' (1928), written by Oswald de Andrade during the heroic phase of Brazilian Modernism, proposed the metaphor of cultural cannibalism (antropofagia). This concept advocates:

The complete rejection of foreign cultural influences in favor of an unpolluted, nativist folklore. The passive imitation of European avant-garde techniques to elevate Brazilian art to international standards. The strict preservation of academic Portuguese syntax and classic Parnassian versification. The critical swallowing and digestion of foreign artistic influences, synthesizing them with Brazilian reality to produce an autonomous national culture.

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The critical swallowing and digestion of foreign artistic influences, synthesizing them with Brazilian reality to produce an autonomous national culture.

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