childhood great shadow
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2014
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Abstract
Mário de Sá-Carneiro became half-orphan at a very young age. He was only two years old when he lost his mother and during his childhood he barely had the chance to enjoy the company of his father, a military engineer with assignments all over the world. Under such circumstances, he was led to move to the Quinta da Vitória, home of his paternal grandparents in Camarate, place to which Sá-Carneiro’s narrator refers in the short story “A Grande Sombra” (1914) while recalling in detail the time of his childhood. In Sá-Carneiro, the childhood is the time of the desired mystery, the time of free creation, the time of dreaming.
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| Authors | ;Rafael Santana |
| Journal | chinese journal of natural medicines |
| Year | 2014 |
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