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Fernando Pessoa: Toda uma literatura

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Toda uma literatura explora a compreensão da génese de Álvaro de Campos, Ricardo Reis e Alberto Caeiro radicando-a numa profunda intencionalidade.

Uma exposição da heteronímia, dos poemas à prosa, que revela um poeta ocupado com a criação de um mundo, preocupado com a construção de um programa estético, debruçado sobre o sentido da própria poesia.

Este é um trabalho desassombrado e fecundo que resgata a heteronímia pessoana aos lugares-comuns e lhe devolve a sua fenomenologia, o seu verdadeiro caráter programático, e o enquadra no projeto poético que sempre foi e para o qual Fernando Pessoa tudo fez concorrer.

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535 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 1, 2022

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Nuno Amado

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Nuno Amado nasceu em Lisboa, onde se licenciou em Psicologia Social e das Organizações e Psicologia Clínica. É doutorado em Psicologia do Desenvolvimento pelo Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada/Universidade Nova.
Actualmente divide a sua actividade entre a prática clínica e o ensino, ocupando a posição de Professor Adjunto no Instituto Superior de Educação e Ciências. As suas actividades de investigação têm-lhe permitido publicar e participar em vários congressos científicos em Portugal e no estrangeiro. No nosso país, é pioneiro no estudo da Psicologia do Amor.

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April 15, 2024
Bringing together in one volume the writings of three of Fernando Pessoa's heteronyms (alternate selves in which Pessoa would write much of his poetry) out of the dozens that he would eventually develop, this book actually fulfills a desire expressed by Pessoa himself. Pessoa stated in his writing that these three poets were in dialogue with each other with Caeiro being a master of the other two, who take their inspiration into completely different directions, with Reis developing a neo-classicist poetry while Campos develops a Whitmanesque modernism.

Of the three my particular favourite is Campos and his frenetic modernism, a poetry which feels vibrant and propels itself at the speed of a fast moving train. Least favourite is Reis romantic neo-classical poetry, too formal and contemplative for my liking (which is consistent with my indifference to British poets like Keats).

The third of these writers is the brilliant Caeiro, a bucolic pantheist, not the most cultured of writers but likely to be that in which you can find the most hidden pearls of just lovely stuff. The way in which these three characters have such depth and distinctive voices is still amazing, and even if I knew most of the poems here, the addition of the prose writing by these heteronyms at the end, where they argue with each other, and make consideration on one another, is just great. A whole world to explore here from one of the weirdest and most brilliant poets Portugal had to offer.
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January 9, 2025
Nando is crazy but we love him for it.
ALBERTO CAEIRO >>>>
No entanto, não gostei muito de Álvaro de Campos.

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