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An edition of João Guimarães Rosa (2003)

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This book analyses the master-work of Guimarães Rosa, the novel Grande Sertão: Veredas (The devil to pay in the backlands). Under the cover of a regional novel, Rosa discusses problems related to langage, from Saussure's linguistic theories to Plato's dialogues. The most intriguing question arises from the mysterious death of the novelist: did he conclude a deal with Devil or did he just previously write his ending page?

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L'Harmattan
Language
French
Pages
176

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João Guimarães Rosa
2003, Harmattan
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Poetics, Critics

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176
Number of pages
176
Weight
340g

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OL23136870M

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Guimaraes Rosa est un des auteurs les plus essentiellement pluriels et un des personnages les plus énigmatiques de la littérature brésilienne, ou peut-être de la littérature tout court. C'est en 1986 que l'ambassadeur, polyglotte, médecin et romancier à succès publie "Diadorim", son chef-d'oeuvre. Cette lecture de "Diadorim" se rapprochera du "mot" dans sa dimension de matériau esthétique : ce roman se voudra une réflexion métaphorique sur la création littéraire, sur l'inspiration faustienne et sur la vocation d'écrivain, cet "io bardo (moi poète) de Riobaldo, dédoublement romanesque de l'auteur.

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