Florbela Espanca Blog Da L Pm Editores 1903–1930. genre. parnassianism, symbolism. florbela espanca (portuguese: [floɾˈβɛlɐ ɨʃˈpɐ̃kɐ]; born flor bela d'alma da conceição, 8 december 1894 – 8 december 1930) was a portuguese poet. [1] she is known for her passionate and feminist poetry. [2] fernando pessoa later said she was his "twin soul". [3]. By billie maciunas, contributor (*) florbela espanca (1894 1930) is one of portugal’s most known and loved poets. i became interested in florbela’s poetry after hearing her poem “amar” sung by the fado singer cidália in lisbon in 1979. i was captured by the ineffable quality of the poem and have been translating her poetry ever […].
Florbela Espanca A Vida E A Alma De Uma Poeta Templo Cultural Delfos Nowadays, florbela espanca is one of portugal’s most cherished poets. she stands as an undeniable towering figure of 20th century portuguese literature, whose work is the object of serious critical study. despite all the challenges, florbela’s voice remains a powerful and timeless legacy of both sorrow and strength. The work of the portuguese poet florbela espanca mirrors every corner of her life. her poetry —considered very feminine at the time—was not acclaimed. she began writing poems and prose as a child, and since her first poem, entitled “life and death”, her melancholic nature—which would later become one of the frequent elements in espanca’s literary work—is evident. The limbs of a passion. wv th the advent of the "flower echo revo of antonio nobre, the portuguese poet lution" in portugal in 1974 and the subsequent she most admired, it can be stated that she reevaluation of twentieth century women differs writ from "anto" in anchoring her poetic ers, florbela espanca (1894 1930) emerges inspiration not in. Florbela espanca (birth name flor bela de alma da conceição), portuguese poet (vila viçosa, 8 december 1894 — matosinhos, 8 december de 1930). precursor of the feminist movement in portugal, had a tumultuous and eventful life that shaped her writings, finely imbued of erotism and femininity. daughter of antónia da conceição lobo, she.
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