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Based on the assumptions of Feminism, this work aims to analyze the feminist manifestations in the work Exageros e delicadezas (2004), by Carla Nobre, where it will be possible to understand how feminist and gender readings as political readings, linked to the power relations existing in society . This investigation highlights the formations of stereotypes that gave the book the title "delicate" and "exaggerated" that are demystified throughout the text. It is a bibliographic research, of literary analysis and immanent character, having as main theoretical bases the authors Naomi Wolf (2018) and McCanner (2019). Among the literary creations of the state of Amapá, a work by Nobre is the first a representation of a women's struggle in a clear and objective way, and from his poetry, the article will show a feminist perspective of literature and its importance for a social formation, so that gender representations and also as aesthetic conventions demonstrate values, attitudes and beliefs that are rooted in a society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article describes the action of the Master Program in the Regional Development at the Federal University of Amapá, created in 2006 in order to qualify the debate about regional development, based on border and territorial (re) configurations. The article seeks to understand the territorial dynamics of Amapá in order to improve research on the role that graduate study can perform in the production of knowledge that effectively leads to regional development. To do so, it provides an overview of the history of Amapá, leading to a discussion of the importance of the creation of the Master Program in Regional Development and of its advances and perspectives with respect to the development of the region. The results indicate that the State of Amapá is still deficient in terms of knowledge production, a problem that the said Master Program has helped, in part, to overcome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]