Brazilian romantics and the national-descriptive tendency in the literature of the 19th century

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Abstract
Brazilian Romantic literature was developed in a period of intense national affirmation and under the influx of the ideas of French writer Ferdinand Denis. Author of the first Brazilian literary history, published in 1826, Denis advocated to the newly-founded nation in this book a new literary program grounded on the representation of tropical landscape as a mark of originality and nationality. Considering the pervasive presence of Denis’ ideas in Brazilian Romantic literature, this paper presents a study of the indirect and direct references to Denis’ literary proposal in some works and texts written by representative names of Brazilian literature throughout the 19th century. Beyond the resonances of Denis’ ideas, this paper points out the way some writers adapted them to Brazilian social-historical context. It also demonstrates the counter reaction of those authors who denounced the limits of such proposal of a descriptive-nationalist literature, which came to guide a large branch of Brazilian Romanticism.   -- DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.2017n43a772.
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Authors Batista, Eduardo Luis Araújo de Oliveira;
Journal gragoatá
Year 2017
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Medicine Literature (General) psychology social sciences (general) language and literature romanic languages political science french literature - italian literature - spanish literature - portuguese literature indo-iranian languages and literature music and books on music history of the arts

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