Elegiac modalizations in the Mozambican poetical scene
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https://doi.org/10.35520/mulemba.2015.v7n13a5039Keywords:
poetry, elegy, Mozambique, loss.Abstract
The concept of elegy, so important to the history of literature, suffered, over the development of the language, an important thematic and formal change. Roughly, its applicability has become broader, based on a wider meaning of losing. This article intends, therefore, to recognize, as an initial rite for a doctoral research we're developing, the various elegiac modalizations staged in Mozambique's poetry -- especially those occurred after the 1950's --, investigating the many facets of loss outlined by poets like José Craveirinha, Virgílio de Lemos, Glória de Sant'Anna, among others.
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2015-12-30
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