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PORTUGUESE STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1700 TO THE PRESENT DAY

PORTUGUESE STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1700 TO THE PRESENT DAY Portuguese Studies 34I MEDIEVAL LITERATURE POSTPONED LITERATURE, 1500-1700 POSTPONED LITERATURE, 1700 TO THE PRESENT DAY By T. F. EARLE, Lecturer in Portuguese Studies in the University of Oxford I. GENERAL Various coils of arts have appeared this year. Nelly Novaes Coelho, Escritores portugueses, SPo, Quiron, 263 pp., is a reprint of newspaper arts on Aquilino Ribeiro, Assis Esperan<;a,Augusto Abelaira, Namora, Cardoso Pires, Ruben A., and Vergilio Ferreira. The book is distinctly bitty because the author's comments, though sometimes interesting, are restricted to individual works. Eugenio Lisboa, Cr6nica dos anos da peste - I, Louren<;o Marques, Academica, 330 pp., consists of essays on various modern authors including Manuel Laranjeira, Regio, Sena and N amora. Jorge de Sena, Dialectic as da literatura, L, Edi<;oes 70, 2 I 3 pp., is a coll. of essays on the theory of lit. *Pedro Mayer Gar<;ao, Digressoes literarias, L, 187 pp. Something of a novelty in Portugal is Jose Tengarrinha, A novela e o leitor portugues, introd. L. de Sousa Rebelo, L, Prelo, xxiii + 257 pp. This is a limited but interesting study of the preferences of the readers of the libraries set up by the Gulben­ kian Foundation. As T. admits, his discoveries http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

PORTUGUESE STUDIES: LITERATURE, 1700 TO THE PRESENT DAY

EARLE, T. F.
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 35 (1): 9 – Mar 13, 1974
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Portuguese Studies 34I MEDIEVAL LITERATURE POSTPONED LITERATURE, 1500-1700 POSTPONED LITERATURE, 1700 TO THE PRESENT DAY By T. F. EARLE, Lecturer in Portuguese Studies in the University of Oxford I. GENERAL Various coils of arts have appeared this year. Nelly Novaes Coelho, Escritores portugueses, SPo, Quiron, 263 pp., is a reprint of newspaper arts on Aquilino Ribeiro, Assis Esperan<;a,Augusto Abelaira, Namora, Cardoso Pires, Ruben A., and Vergilio Ferreira. The book is distinctly bitty because the author's comments, though sometimes interesting, are restricted to individual works. Eugenio Lisboa, Cr6nica dos anos da peste - I, Louren<;o Marques, Academica, 330 pp., consists of essays on various modern authors including Manuel Laranjeira, Regio, Sena and N amora. Jorge de Sena, Dialectic as da literatura, L, Edi<;oes 70, 2 I 3 pp., is a coll. of essays on the theory of lit. *Pedro Mayer Gar<;ao, Digressoes literarias, L, 187 pp. Something of a novelty in Portugal is Jose Tengarrinha, A novela e o leitor portugues, introd. L. de Sousa Rebelo, L, Prelo, xxiii + 257 pp. This is a limited but interesting study of the preferences of the readers of the libraries set up by the Gulben­ kian Foundation. As T. admits, his discoveries

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