Name: Lisboa (in Spanish)
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Author: Fernando Pessoa
ISBN: 9788494492518

Type

Physical Book

Author

Fernando Pessoa

Publisher

M.A.R. Editor

Language

Spanish

Pages

180

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788494492518

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Lisboa (in Spanish)"

En esta antología encontramos el bar Ginjinha Espinheira, la plaza del Rossio, la del Comercio o la de Pombal, el Monasterio de los Jerónimos, la Torre de Belém, el Monumento a los Descubrimientos, los puentes, el Castillo de San Jorge. Pero en Lisboa siempre lo más importante es el entorno, el ambiente, su luz, la gente que pasea, el empedrado del suelo, la calçada portuguesa. Lisboa fue cabeza de un imperio, también la ciudad destrozada por el más terrible terremoto, el que cambió el mundo e hizo dudar a los intelectuales de la existencia de un dios que lo controlara todo. Los autores buscan en cada relato la Lisboa histórica y no la hallan: Lisboa es inaprensible y nos devuelve una imagen de nosotros mismos. Hay ciudades que existen, otras son el reflejo del alma del espectador.

Fernando Pessoa

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Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935) was a Portuguese poet, writer, and philosopher, considered one of the most prominent literary figures of the 20th century. Born in Lisbon, he developed a prolific and complex literary work, characterized by the creation of heteronyms, literary personalities with their own biographies and styles. In addition to his literary production, he worked as a translator and editor, and was a profound connoisseur of philosophy and esotericism.

Among his most notable works are "The Book of Disquiet" (1982), a compilation of fragments that explore introspection and melancholy; "Message" (1934), a poetic work that celebrates the history and identity of Portugal; and "The Anarchist Banker" (1922), a philosophical essay that addresses the contradiction between anarchism and capitalism. These works have been fundamental in Portuguese and world literature, reflecting the depth and complexity of Pessoa's thought.

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