A literature of disassembly: interculturalities and policy in Snow by Orhan Pamuk

The literature of the XXI century can be defined as a production that is concerned with the intercultural experience of the subject in the globalization era in face of media convergence times. In this sense, stemming for the malaise felt due to the inter-place in which contemporary subjects transit, authors seek to approach discussions oriented to the meaning of what can still be thought about politics and intercultural aspects that permeate our world. Under this bias, we are interested in investigating the build-up of the narrative Neve - Snow -, a novel by Orhan Pamuk, published in Brazil in 2006, weaving relations between notions of fiction and reality, and how these instances are mediated by television and theater as they foster problematizations in these intercultural, political and religious times.