Rivista | Rassegna iberistica
Fascicolo | 40 | 107 | 2017
Articolo | Álvaro Feijó, Sidónio Muralha e Políbio Gomes dos Santos
Álvaro Feijó, Sidónio Muralha e Políbio Gomes dos Santos
Três poetas do desassossego no Novo Cancioneiro
- Carlos Ceia - Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal - email
Abstract
Álvaro Feijó, Sidónio Muralha and Políbio Gomes dos Santos are three Portuguese poets coming into literary age during the 1940s when an important collection of books was published (Novo Cancioneiro) in Portugal’s Salazar. The new poets tried to be involved in the New Realism aesthetic power to overcome Salazar’s social repression and, through a new language far from the individual-driven patterns of late Modernism, they managed to offer a way to translate into verse people’s suffering, poverty and social and political seclusion. Each of the three poets introduced in this article follow a different path after 1944, and that is one reason why they failed as a literary group since they did not work under the very same flag, but they shared the same courage of other senior writers who defied the fascist regime at the same time. The three poets remain almost unknown and untouched in terms of literary criticism until today.
Presentato: 12 Aprile 2016 | Accettato: 10 Gennaio 2017 | Pubblicato 29 Giugno 2017 | Lingua: pt
Keywords Sidónio Muralha • Políbio Gomes dos Santos • Álvaro Feijó • Portugal • Novo Cancioneiro • Poetry
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Álvaro Feijó, Sidónio Muralha e Políbio Gomes dos Santos. Três poetas do desassossego no Novo Cancioneiro |
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Ceia Carlos |
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Edizioni Ca’ Foscari - Digital Publishing |
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Álvaro Feijó, Sidónio Muralha and Políbio Gomes dos Santos are three Portuguese poets coming into literary age during the 1940s when an important collection of books was published (Novo Cancioneiro) in Portugal’s Salazar. The new poets tried to be involved in the New Realism aesthetic power to overcome Salazar’s social repression and, through a new language far from the individual-driven patterns of late Modernism, they managed to offer a way to translate into verse people’s suffering, poverty and social and political seclusion. Each of the three poets introduced in this article follow a different path after 1944, and that is one reason why they failed as a literary group since they did not work under the very same flag, but they shared the same courage of other senior writers who defied the fascist regime at the same time. The three poets remain almost unknown and untouched in terms of literary criticism until today. |
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Rassegna iberistica |
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Vol. 40 | Num. 107 | Giugno 2017 |
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dc.issued |
2017-06-29 |
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dc.dateAccepted |
2017-01-10 |
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dc.dateSubmitted |
2016-04-12 |
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2037-6588 |
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Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License |
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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10.14277/2037-6588/Ri-40-107-17-6 |
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yes |
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dc.subject |
Novo Cancioneiro |
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dc.subject |
Novo Cancioneiro |
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dc.subject |
Poetry |
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dc.subject |
Poetry |
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dc.subject |
Políbio Gomes dos Santos |
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dc.subject |
Políbio Gomes dos Santos |
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dc.subject |
Portugal |
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dc.subject |
Portugal |
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dc.subject |
Sidónio Muralha |
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dc.subject |
Sidónio Muralha |
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dc.subject |
Álvaro Feijó |
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dc.subject |
Álvaro Feijó |
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