A NOTHING WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. SIX REASONS FOR LIKING VERGÍLIO FERREIRA’S NOVELS

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  • Luís Mourão Instituto Politécnico de Viana do Castelo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21814/diacritica.239

Keywords:

Vergílio Ferreira, Portuguese novel, problem-novel

Abstract

Vergílio Ferreira’s novels transform our lives into a novel, force us to cross frontiers (of space, philosophy and genetics) and clarify our condition as physical metaanimals, giving us language in a quasi-jazz mode, teaching us that love comes only after the end and that the world is inhabitable if we regard it from the perspective of impotence, leading our abandonment by the hand.

References

BARTHES, Roland (1957). Mythologies. Paris: Seuil.

DELEUZE, Gilles & GUATTARI, Félix (1991). Qu’est-ce que la Philosophie? Paris: Minuit.

FERREIRA, Vergílio (1959). Aparição. (16a ed.). Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1965). Alegria Breve. (5a ed.). Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1971). Nítido Nulo. (3a ed.). Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1979). Signo Sinal. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1983). Para Sempre. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1987). Até Ao Fim. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1990). Em Nome da Terra. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1993). Na Tua Face. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1994). Conta-Corrente Nova Série 3. Lisboa: Bertrand.

(1996). Cartas a Sandra. Lisboa: Bertrand.

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Published

2018-10-03

How to Cite

Mourão, L. (2018). A NOTHING WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED. SIX REASONS FOR LIKING VERGÍLIO FERREIRA’S NOVELS. Diacrítica, 31(2), 233–242. https://doi.org/10.21814/diacritica.239

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Vol. 31 No. 2 (2017): A emoção na criação literária e cultural

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Varia

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