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Category: Portuguese Literature

Ricardo Reis’ Trajectory at the Hands of José Saramago

October 14, 2019 hudmoura

by Cristina Gonçalves O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis (The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis) is a novel…

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Posted in: Essay, Portuguese Literature Filed under: Cristina Gonçalves, Fernando Pessoa, Jose Saramago, Portuguese Literature

Intermedias Review

October 9, 2019 hudmoura

Media, Art, and Culture ISSN 1918-4026 Intermedias Review is an independent publication based on reviews of art, media, and their interconnections. We…

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Posted in: Art Review, Book Review, Brazilian Cinema, Brazilian Literature, Brazilian Theatre, Essay, Film Review, Interview, Media & Politics, Philosophy & Film, Politics & Film, Portuguese Literature, Review, Screening & Debate
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October 5, 2026D’un autre monde: The Person Behind Moh Dafok
My review of Guga Paes and Cainã Souza’s D’un autre monde: Moh …
October 5, 2026Night Stage: Queer Risk Behind a Conventional Thriller Aesthetic
My review of Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon’s Night Stage (Ato Noturno), …
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