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By:

Graziani, Michela [auth]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Italian Series: Publication details: Florence Firenze University Press 2023Description: 1 electronic resource (8 p.)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

979-12-215-0173-5.01
9791221501735

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Summary: The volume here presented aims to commemorate the Portuguese poet Antn̤io Correia a year after his death with the translation, for the first time in Italian language, of two collections of sonnets: Deideia and Amagao meu amor, both edited in Macao in 1992. The translation, together with some notes and the essay included in the volume are accompained by personal memories of two Portuguese dear friends of Correia. The volume thus structured aims to introduce the traveling and Eastern Lusitanian soul of Antn̤io Correia who lived in Macao for almost twenty years. At the same time, the volume aims to present for the first time, through other bio-bibliographical details, the man and the poet Antn̤io Correia, even now not well known in the Italian and Portuguese academia.

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The volume here presented aims to commemorate the Portuguese poet Antn̤io Correia a year after his death with the translation, for the first time in Italian language, of two collections of sonnets: Deideia and Amagao meu amor, both edited in Macao in 1992. The translation, together with some notes and the essay included in the volume are accompained by personal memories of two Portuguese dear friends of Correia. The volume thus structured aims to introduce the traveling and Eastern Lusitanian soul of Antn̤io Correia who lived in Macao for almost twenty years. At the same time, the volume aims to present for the first time, through other bio-bibliographical details, the man and the poet Antn̤io Correia, even now not well known in the Italian and Portuguese academia.