The second meeting of Segunda da Prosa released the work entitled Textuality: teaching and learning with humorous genres (Muniz and Medeiros, 2024). The work appears to be an innovative and humorous proposal. Furthermore, it aims to explore textuality based on the lightness that humor can provide.
The meeting was held on September 20th, in auditorium B of the UFRN Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts. Its coordinator was Karla Geane de Oliveira and guests were Cellina Rodrigues Muniz and Célia Maria de Medeiros, authors of the work.
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