“E toda a cidade acorde”. The urban experience in the Olavo Bilac´s chronicles
Olavo Bilac (Rio de Janeiro, 1865-1918) is one of the most representative authors of Parnassianism in Brazil. He's considered the "prince of brazilian poets" and published his first collection of poems, called Poesías, in 1888. He also wrote short stories, chronicles, speeches and poe...
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Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
2024
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| Sumario: | Olavo Bilac (Rio de Janeiro, 1865-1918) is one of the most representative authors of Parnassianism in Brazil. He's considered the "prince of brazilian poets" and published his first collection of poems, called Poesías, in 1888. He also wrote short stories, chronicles, speeches and poetry for children.
Bilac's journalistic work spanned about thirty years and included the publication of chronicles in the Brazilian newspapers and magazines of the time –he even published in La Nación in Buenos Aires. The aim of this paper is to discursively analyze the way in which the urban experience operates in a selection of chronicles published in the Gazeta de noticias of Rio de Janeiro, between 1897 and 1900. |
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