Sena, Sophia, Magalhães: on Portuguese poetry before and after the 1974 revolution
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https://doi.org/10.22409/abriluff.v10i20.29950Keywords:
Portuguese poetry, ethic, history.Abstract
With a brief summary of the situation of Portuguese poetry from the end of the 1920’s, fomented to a large degree by lines of strategy of refusal and dialogue with the modernist heritage of Fernando Pessoa and the generation of Orpheu, this article seeks to reflect on how some aesthetic and ideological projects, such as those operated by the poets Jorge de Sena, Sophia de Mello Breyner and Joaquim Manuel Magalhaes, presented, in their possible points of contact and divergence, different forms of critical articulation between history, ethics and poetry.
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