The journal Claridade and Freyrian speech: Regionalism and approach between the cape verdean literature elite and the Portuguese metropolis in thirty years
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i25.69495Keywords:
Claridade Magazine, Gilberto Freyre, Cape Verde, Brazil, TransnationalismAbstract
This article aims to examine the dialogue between the first phase of the literary MAgazine Claridade, published in Cape Verde, and the ideas that developed by Gilberto Freyre, in a recognixed/well-documented context of literary and intelletual exchange between the then portuguese colony in Africa and Brazil. To this end, the focus will be concetrated on poems, short stories, excerpts of novels, and essays, printed in the first three numbers of the cape verdean publication between 1936 and 1937. And their relationship to Freyre's concepts, disseminated especially in his Livro do Nordeste (1925) and in his magnum opus Casa-grande e senzala (1933).
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