81. Spanish & Portuguese Literatures Spanish portuguese literatures. Literatures of Spanish and Portuguese languages; Subdivisions of Spanish literature; *portuguese literature http://www.renardus.org/cgi-bin/genDDCbrowseSQL.pl?ID=9505&node=AAABJ

82. Portuguese Literature THE heat transfer people manufacturing to customer needs the highest quality heat exchangers. We can design and build a heat transfer solution for you! http://www.tranterphe.com/phe/literaturep.htm

83. ECTS MODERN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES – PORTUGUESE AND ITALIAN STUDIES portuguese literature I (10 ECTS) Italian Literature I (10 ECTS) http://www.uc.pt/ects/english/programmes/letras/llm_vepi/

Programmes Degree Type: Licenciatura ECTS Departmental Coordinator: Jorge Morais Barbosa (Portuguese Studies) E-mail: jbarbosa@ci.uc.pt Phone: +351 239859987 Fax: +351 239836733 Location: Faculty of Letters 3004-530 Coimbra Portugal Educational Goals: Admission Requirements: Latin and Portuguese Literature Professional Goals NEW COURSE STRUCTURE/ COURSE UNITS The registration of new students in this undergraduate degree course was suspended in 2003/4, therefore, only its 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th years of the Old Course Structure are running. COMMON BRANCH 1st Semester Introduction to Linguistic Studies I [5 ECTS] Introduction to Literary Studies I [5 ECTS] Latin I (Language and Culture) [5 ECTS] Italian I [5 ECTS] Portuguese Culture I [5 ECTS] Transversal Option [5 ECTS] 2nd Semester Introduction to Literary Studies II [5 ECTS] Latin II (Language and Culture) [5 ECTS] Portuguese Linguistics I [5 ECTS] Italian II [5 ECTS] Italian Culture I [5 ECTS] Transversal Option [5 ECTS] 3rd Semester Portuguese Literature I [5 ECTS] Portuguese Linguistics II [5 ECTS]

84. Literature A major source to portuguese literature on the Web. portuguese literature Concise discussion of the history of various periods of Portuguese literary http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/library/teams/fah/subpathpages/Span.Port/litera

Spanish Centro Virtual Cervantes Extraordinarily rich source for information on Cervantes. Includes reference works and forums (in Spanish). Cervantes Project 2002 Works of Miguel de Cervantes The work of Fred Jehle, at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne, done in conjunction with the people at the Cervantes Project 2001. Comedia Offers access to a collection of comedia texts. In Spanish and English.(From the Association for Hispanic Classical Theater, Inc.) The Don Quixote Exhibit A project of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library at the Johns Hopkins University. L.E.M.I.R. Literary and Critical Theory of Spanish Literature Concise presentation of information about key figures in various literary forms. This work in progress includes links to literary news and events. Spanish Literature Voice of the Shuttle Refers to the cross-weaving nature of interior hyperlinks, Links, like the weaver's shuttle can bring disparate elements into an intruiging commonality, which in this case extends far beyond the topic of literary theory. A work seeking to show to the influence of Cervantes on later literary figures, including Mann, Twain and Diderot.

85. Princeton University Library | Articles And Databases Spanish/portuguese literature Contemporary Literary Criticism (Literature Resource Center). Provides full text of biographies, bibliographies, http://library.princeton.edu/catalogs/articles.php?subjectID=53

86. Rubriek: 18.37 Portuguese Literature http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/18/37/

Rubriek: 18.37 Portuguese literature Carta de marear / María Angélica Hernández Iberian studies web / Marianne Siegmund, Richard Hacken Jornal de Poesia / Soares Feitosa Projecto Vercial - Literatura Portuguesa ... Textos de literatura galega medieval / Xulio Sousa, Ana I. Boullón

87. HISP P701 4374 Portuguese Literature Spanish and Portuguese portuguese literature P701 4374 D. Sadlier. Professor Darlene Sadlier Email sadlier@indiana.edu P701 portuguese literature http://www.indiana.edu/~deanfac/blfal03/hisp/hisp_p701_4374.html

Professor Darlene Sadlier Email: sadlier@indiana.edu P701 Portuguese Literature Topic: Modernity and Nationhood: 19th-Century Portuguese Prose W 4:00pm – 6:30pm/section #4374/3 cr./Ballantine Hall 205 In 1865, the poet Antero de Quental wrote a polemical essay entitled "Bom Senso e Bom Gosto" which galvanized Portugal's literary community. In it, he attacked Lisbon's eminence grise António de Castilho, who, in a preface to a book of poems by his friend Pinheiro Chagas, had criticized Quental and other Coimbra intellectuals for their left-liberal politics and literary radicalism. Among those who ultimately aligned themselves with Quental's critique of the nation's malaise was the novelist Eça de Queiroz, who became one of the major literary figures in late 19th-century Europe. Following the 1865 polemic, Quental, Eça and others formed the "Generation of 1870," which sought to reform and modernize the nationmost visibly through a series of public lectures, the Casino Conferences, that were ultimately deemed "subversive" and banned by the government. Despite the forced closure of the conference, the literary and political agenda of the Generation of 70 had significant repercussions: it was instrumental in the creation of the Republican Party and the demise of a centuries-old monarchy; and it inspired a group of avant-garde writersmost prominently Fernando Pessoa, who became the leading figure of Portuguese modernism. According to critic Jacinto do Prado Coelho, the Generation of 70 was also important to the formation of the Spanish Generation of 98. In the seminar we will read authors whose works form part of the exchange and debate begun in 1865 about modernity and the Portuguese nation. Readings will include fiction as well as the essay. Students will be required to write a seminar paper on a topic to be decided in consultation with the instructor.

88. HISP P567 3975 Contemporary Portuguese Literature Spanish and Portuguese Contemporary portuguese literature Ballantine Hall 322 P567 Contemporary portuguese literature This course will examine works http://www.indiana.edu/~deanfac/blspr03/hisp/hisp_p567_3975.html

Professor Darlene Sadlier email: sadlier@indiana.edu MW 4:00pm – 5:15pm/section #3975/3 cr./Ballantine Hall 322 P567 Contemporary Portuguese Literature This course will examine works by selected authors who represent major trends in Portuguese literature from 1915 to the present. We will be reading works of theater, fiction, poetry as well as some essays. Topics to be discussed in the course include: nationhood, modernity and the origins of Portuguese modernism; literature, protest, and censorship; women writers and the canon; and formal experimentation and the post-revolutionary narrative. The course will address critical historical and political issues such as the demise of the monarchy, the Salazar dictatorship, the colonial wars in Africa, the 1974 revolution and its aftermath, and the impact of Portugal’s 1986 entry into the European Economic Community. Students will write a midterm and final exam. A 10-12 pp. research paper will also be required.

89. Department Of Portuguese And Brazilian Studies - Brown University Translate this page Jorge Fernandes da Silveira, portuguese literature, Universidade Federal do Rio Eduardo Lourenço, portuguese literature and Culture, Université de Nice http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Portuguese_Brazilian_Studies/People/scholars.ht

D epartment of P ortuguese and B razilian S tudies Box O, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island 02912 USA Past Visiting Professors and Scholars For many years the Department of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies has hosted visiting professors and visiting scholars from other universities: Boris Fausto, Regina Zilberman, Ester Schwartz, Anita Novinsky, Jonas Zoninsein, Economic Development, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (1988-90) Jorge Fernandes da Silveira, Portuguese Literature, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (1988-90) Lucia Helena, Brazilian Literature, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (1988-89) Maria Ligia Coelho Prado, Marisa Lajolo, Brazilian Literature, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1990) Elizabeth Bortolaia Silva, Sociology, Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1990-91) Heloisa Buarque de Hollanda, Brazilian and Hispanic-American Literature, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (1991-92) Alexandrina Sobreira de Moura, Economics, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (1992-93) George Winius

90. A Brief History Of Portuguese Literature Translate this page A brief History of portuguese literature. (Note portuguese literature, just like Italian literature, is haunted by countless books of extremely boring http://www.scaruffi.com/fiction/portugue.html

A Brief History of Portuguese-language Literature by Piero Scaruffi E-mail Main Literary page Ancient Literature ... Reileturas (Note: Portuguese literature, just like Italian literature , is haunted by countless books of extremely boring non-fiction that literary historians have been over-rating for centuries, perhaps as a way to make sure that future historians will over-rate their own writings. I have tried to minimize non-fiction: avoid all books marked with [h]. They are only for literary historians. Also, I have tried to modernize the names. Lengthy Portuguese first and last names are notoriously hilarious, something that can detract from the real merit of the artist. I tried to unite all the first names of a person with hyphens. Ditto for last names. You can discard the first names after the first, and the last names after the last. So Jose Antonio Porcel y Salablanca should simply be Jose Porcel. For the time being, I kept the long format Jose-Antonio Porcel-y-Salablanca, but the hyphens should clarify which one is the first name and which one is the last name. I also "normalized" all the accented vocals of the Portuguese language to make it more "international". Piero Scaruffi Joao Soares de Paiva (Portugal, 1141): "Cantigas" [p]

91. DITL/IDLT PORTUGAL Mode Lexicographique Translate this page PORTUGAL / portuguese literature. Accueil Recherche Index des termes Index des PORTUGAL / portuguese literature dans la base lexicographique du DITL. http://www.ditl.info/lex/nomen_refs.php?nomen=263

92. Portuguese Medieval Literature An introduction to the prose and poetry of the country in 'The Age of the Troubador'. http://www.geocities.com/correia72/medieval.htm

Medieval Literature HomePage Medieval Age of the Troubadours Authors Conde D. Pedro de Barcelos D. Dinis D. Duarte Fernão Lopes Gomes Eanes de Zurara Airas Nunes Joan Airas de Santiago João Garcia de Guilhade Martin Codex Sancho I Pedro Afonso Cancioneiro da Ajuda Cantigas De Amigo Cantigas De Amor Cantigas de Santa Maria Ficha De Língua Portuguesa – 10º Ano jongleur Cantigas De Escárnio E Maldizer Características Das Cantigas De Amor Colectâneas De Poesias Trovadorescas Notas Sobre A Origem Da Poesia Trovadoresca C o urtly troubadour poetry in Portugal began in the 13 th century with the reign of Alfonso III and reached its height during the reign of his son Dom Diniz, an excellent troubadour himself. A few authors stand out in the 13 th century; the priests Airas Nunes and Joan Airas de Santiago, João Garcia de Guilhade, and the jogral (professional musician) Martin Codax . The songs of the troubadours were of three types: cantigas de amor, or plaintive love songs; cantigas de amigo, or songs about suitors, put into the mouths of women in delightful native forms still alive in oral folk tradition; and cantigas de escarnho e de mal dizer, or mocking and slanderous songs. More than 2000 songs of the troubadours survive. They are gathered in three cancioneiros, or songbooks, and a fourth book of a different character, containing legends in praise of the Virgin Mary by King Alfonso X of León and Castile. Portuguese prose of the 13

93. Newberry Library An independent research library and educational institution located in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Strengths include genealogy, European exploration and settlement of the Americas; the American West; literature and history of the Midwest; Native American history and literature; the Renaissance; the French Revolution; portuguese and Brazilian history; British literature and history; the history of cartography; the history and theory of music; the history of printing; and early philology and linguistics. The collections number 1,500,000 printed titles, five million manuscript pages, and more than 300,000 historic maps. Research affiliation Research Library Group. http://www.newberry.org/nl/newberryhome.html

94. Special Collections Home Collection has particular strengths in modern Greek and Byzantine studies, portuguese studies, voyages and travels, theology, literature, medicine and science. Some materials have restricted access. http://www.kcl.ac.uk/depsta/iss/library/speccoll/

Text only ISS: Information Services and Systems Services Information gateway ... Structure Special Collections About us News Collections Outside resources Galleries Projects About us , admission, opening times, photocopying, policies Galleries Online exhibitions treasures book of the month This month: The botanical works of William Curtis. News Projects Current conservation and fund raising projects. The Collections Guides to the collections, Biblios Library catalogue Links Access to other special collections, catalogues and other relevant resources . Feedback Book of the month Accessibility Contact ... Search Last modified: Thursday, 01-Sep-2005 09:29:38 BST by: Hugh Cahill

95. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Spanish-American Literature The literature produced by the Spanishspeaking peoples of Mexico, Central America, Cuba and adjacent islands, and of South America with the notable exceptions of Brazil (whose speech is portuguese) and the Guianas. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14202a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... S > Spanish-American Literature A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan Spanish-American Literature siglo de oro , whose play, "La verdad sospechosa", furnished Corneille with the inspiration and material for his "Menteur", which in its turn is the cornerstone of the classic comedy of France. The printing press was set up in the new regions in 1539, eighty years before the Pilgrims reached Massachusetts, and about 1550 Charles V Napoleonic invasion. In terms hardly less passionate than theirs the insurgent Spanish colonists celebrated their struggle against the domination from over the sea. The romantic movement, following in the wake of neo-Classicism, had owed its great success in European lands to its evocation of traditions of the medieval past. Naturally, none such existed for the colonists of the newly-found lands, and it is rather with respect to matters of external form than those of substance that romanticism found a reflex in the Spanish-American literature. In general, it may be said that, of the various genres, it is the lyric that had received the greatest development in the Spanish American regions. The novel has been written with more or less success by an occasional gifted spirit; the drama has not fared equally well. For a more detailed consideration of the subject with which we are concerned it seems best to deal with it according to the geographical divisions marked by the existing states. Mexico This was formerly the Viceroyalty of New Spain. It was the colony most favoured by the Spanish administration and in it culture struck its deepest roots. Here was set up the first printing press, and here was founded, as has been said, the first university, which, authorized by the

96. KU: Department Of Spanish & Portuguese Includes courses in Spanish language, linguistics, culture, portuguese, Brazilian literature, and cultural studies. http://www.ku.edu/~spanport/

toggle navigation Home About the Department Information for Undergraduate Graduate Classes Study Abroad ... FAQ The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate courses. The Department recognizes the integral relationship between teaching and research, and all members of the faculty are both active scholars and dedicated teachers. While the major emphasis of the Department is literature, we also offer courses in Spanish language, linguistics, and culture, as well as Portuguese language, Brazilian literature and cultural studies. QUESTIONS ABOUT PLACEMENT FOR ELEMENTARY SPANISH CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. Main Office Fall Semester Hours, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Don Quixote at Four Hundred: A Celebration, September 29-30 FALL 2005 Course Offerings Graduate Courses Timetable of Classes Degree Programs B.A.

97. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle General Resources in Spanish portuguese Lit. •, literature In portuguese. •, literature In Spanish. •, Spanish portuguese Depts. http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2420

98. VoS - Voice Of The Shuttle Spanish portuguese. •, Subcontinental African and Caribbean literature in French (A guide to research and documentation) (Mohamed Mekkawi, Howard U.) http://vos.ucsb.edu/browse.asp?id=2719

99. Welcome To CEDEI - Spanish Immersion, TEFL, Internships And Volunteer Projects I A notfor-profit institution of higher learning in Cuenca, Ecuador. Courses teaching English, Spanish, Quichua, and portuguese, and courses on the literature and culture of the Americas in English and Spanish. http://www.cedei.org/

Welcome to CEDEI CEDEI offers quality Spanish immersion, TEFL certification, internships, service learning, volunteer projects, and more, in a unique Andean locale. Our students and partners consistently rank CEDEI as one of the top schools in Ecuador, and among the best in all of Latin America. Program Spotlight: Semester in the Andes is a unique study abroad program that offers students the chance to study abroad with a broad range of courses, all while also offering travel in Ecuador and Peru including the Galapagos Islands and Machu Picchu. Learn more ... Founded in 1992, in recognition of the 500th anniversary of the meeting of the Old and New Worlds, the Centers for Interamerican Studies (CEDEI) is a not-for-profit institution of higher learning, dedicated to the study of American languages and cultures. Programs for international students Programas para ecuatorianos

100. BRAZILIAN BOOKS : Source To Get News And Books From Brazil In Portuguese Languag portuguese Language books from Brazi in USA. Brazilian literature, news about Brazil, dictionaries. http://www.brazilianbooks.com/cgi-bin/brazilian.storefront/

Brazilianbooks Home About us Contact News ... Shopping Books from Brazil in Portuguese Browse Books Biographies Brazilian Cuisine Brazilian Literature Brazilian Fiction ... More subjects.. Special Features Top 10 Fiction Top 10 Nonfiction Brazil Bestsellers 2003 Harry Potter Collection ... Find Brazilian Embassies and Consulates in US Brazilian Books - Portuguese Language Quick Search New Releases Contos de Horror do Seculo XIX Alberto Manguel New release by Alberto Manguel, and book of the week from our Editor. >more new releases Bestseller O Quieto Animal da Esquina Joao Gilberto Noll The portrait of the easy impotence of our times.A grand study into the resentment and bad faith in a "novel of deformity" New Releases O Jardim do Diabo Luis Fernando Verissimo New edition of the first romance of Verissimo, published in 1988. Recommendation of the week !

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