A brief atlas of the portuguese eighteenth-century novel
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https://doi.org/10.11606/va.v0i27.88718Keywords:
novel, eighteenth century, nineteenth centuryAbstract
The Portuguese eighteenth-century novel has been flatly ignored or regarded as almost nonexistent by the literary historiography. However, closer examination of novel production of the period proves not only the cultivation of novel in eighteenth-century Portugal, but also the possibility of dialogue with Lusitanian novelists of the nineteenthcentury, ruling out the hypothesis that this form arises in the western portion of the Iberian Peninsula as a mere extension of the developments of the French-English novel.Downloads
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