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"Cervantes e Portugal Curiosidade Litteraria" by Carlos Barroso delves into the lesser-known connections between Miguel de Cervantes, the famous Spanish writer, and Portugal. Through meticulous research and a keen eye for detail, Barroso uncovers fascinating tidbits about Cervantes' relationships with Portuguese figures, his travels to Portugal, and his influences from Portuguese literature.

The book is a treasure trove of information for both Cervantes aficionados and anyone interested in the cultural exchanges between Spain and Portugal during the Golden Age of literature. Barroso's writing is engaging and accessible, making the complex historical and literary context easy to understand.

One of the highlights of the book is the exploration of how Portuguese themes and characters appear in Cervantes' works, shedding new light on the interconnectedness of Iberian literature. Barroso's passion for his subject matter is evident on every page, making this a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Cervantes' legacy and the cultural landscape of the time.

Overall, "Cervantes e Portugal Curiosidade Litteraria" is a fascinating and informative book that sheds new light on the connections between Cervantes and Portugal. Highly recommended for readers interested in Spanish and Portuguese literature, as well as the cultural exchange between the two countries during the 16th and 17th centuries.

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CERVANTES E PORTUGAL

CURIOSIDADE LITTERARIA

POR

CARLOS BARROSO

DEDICADA AO RESPEITAVEL DR. E. W. THEBUSSËM BARÃO DE THIRMENTH

LISBOA ANNO 325 DO NASCIMENTO DO AUTOR DE D. QUIXOTE

CERVANTES E PORTUGAL

Los libros de caballería son la protesta contra el feudalismo, y Cervantes la gran estátua que corona el renacimiento.

Emilio Castelar.

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra appellidado por seus compatriotas, o Manco de Lepanto , por ter sido mutilado n'aquelle celebre combate naval, segundo consta de sua biographia veio a Lisboa com Phelippe II em 1581 onde se namorou de certa dama incognita e de quem teve uma filha, cujo nome foi Isabel de Saavedra. Suppõe se que seus amores na côrte lusitana lhe inspiraram a linda novella pastoril da Galatea , onde o autor figura disfarçado no pegureiro Lauso que suspira pela formosa pastora Silena. O escriptor de tão bello idyllio assistiu á tomada das Ilhas Terceiras pelo marquez de Santa Cruz.

Começarei as minhas investigações pelo prologo do famoso poema critico D. Quijote .

Alli dedica Cervantes um merecido elogio ao famoso rio Tejo que beija as praias da inclita cidade de Ulysses, e cujas arêas consta da tradicção serem de ouro.

Percorrendo esta obra digna de ser lida por todos os que se prezam de verdadeiros litteratos, deparamos no capitulo 6... Continue reading book >>




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