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When José Saramago set out to write about Portugal two decades ago, he aimed to create a work distinct from all others on the subject, and he achieved this with remarkable success. This travelogue captures the essence of Portugal through Saramago's keen observations during his journey across the country he cherishes. Eschewing traditional sources like tourist guides, he explores with the eyes and ears of a fascinated observer, delving into the ancient myths and history that shape his homeland. From medieval fortresses perched on cliffs to cobweb-laden chapels and grand city mansions, the extraordinary locations resonate with the stories of kings, warriors, artists, and saints who have contributed to its rich tapestry. Saramago's meticulous attention to the enduring elements of ancient Portugal allows him to reflect on the nation amidst its rapid transformation. Infused with the tenderness and intelligence characteristic of his writing, this work serves as a heartfelt tribute to Portugal and its vibrant traditions. José Saramago, born in 1922, is a celebrated author of plays, poetry, and novels, and was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998. His works have been translated by Amanda Hopkinson and Nick Caistor, both esteemed figures in contemporary literature.
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Viaggio in Portogallo, José Saramango
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- 1999
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