61. Cappelens Forfattere - Saramago, José José saramago er født i 1922. Klosterkrønike ble hans store gjennombrudd, José saramago feiret sin 80års fødselsdag i oktober 2002 med ugivelsen av en http://www.cappelen.no/main/forfatter.aspx?f=7070

62. José Saramago saramago aspira a enlazar con un el escritor portugués José saramago sigue dejando en evidencia al jurado del premio http://www.mundolatino.org/cultura/saramago/saramag0.htm

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63. José Saramago saramago, José, zhOOze sär ämä gOO Pronunciation Key. saramago, José , 1922–, Portuguese novelist and shortstory writer. A Communist, saramago was http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/people/A0843649.html

Home U.S. People Word Wise ... Homework Center Fact Monster Favorites Hurricane Katrina Children as Authors Children Inventors The Doctor's In ... 2006 TFK Almanac Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Encyclopedia [zh OO OO Pronunciation Key [raised from the floor] (1980); Memorial do convento (1982; tr. Baltasar and Blimunda, 1987), the work that first brought him international acclaim; O ano da morte de Ricardo Reis (1984; tr. The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, A jangada de pedra (1986; tr. The Stone Raft, O evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo (1991; tr. The Gospel According to Jesus Christ, Ensaio sobre a cegueira (1995; tr. Blindness, 1998), perhaps his finest work; Todos os nomes (1997; tr. All the Names, A Caverna (2000; tr. The Cave, 2002); and Homem duplicado (2002; tr. The Double, 2004). He has also written poetry, essays, plays, and a journal. Saramago was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1998. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Page Tools: Cite Print See more Encyclopedia articles on: Spanish and Portuguese Literature: Biographies AD AD AD ADS Business Cards Link to Fact Monster Add Fact Monster search ... Privacy Brought to you by: Information Please

64. Dropping Knowledge :: Participants :: José Saramago Information on José saramago at dropping knowledge, the table of free voices. http://www.droppingknowledge.org/participants_search.php?id=631

65. Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows: José Saramago (UC Irvine Libraries) PretoRodas, Richard A. Review of Todos os Nomes by José saramago. A Paixão segundo José saramago A Paixão do Verbo eo Verbo da Paixão. http://www.lib.uci.edu/online/fellows/saramagobib.html

UC Irvine Libraries Previous series' bibliographies: The UC Irvine Libraries support the Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series by providing a bibliography of the works of each Fellow. The bibliographies are available in print at the Langson and Science Libraries and at each public event. 2000 - 2001 Series Winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature UC Irvine Chancellor's Distinguished Fellow A Selective Bibliography: The UC Irvine Libraries April 12, 2001 The UC Irvine Libraries Major Published Works by Saramago Novels Short Fiction Poetry ... Related Web-sites For each work, first edition publisher and date are given, followed by (if applicable) subsequent publisher(s) and dates, and English translation information. Novels Manual de Pintura e Caligrafia: Ensaio do Romance . Moraes, 1977; Caminho, 1984. English edition: Manual of Painting and Calligraphy . Trans. Giovanni Pontiero. Carcanet, 1994. Langson Library Call Number: PQ9281.A66 M313 1994 . Caminho, 1980.

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68. Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism/"SARAMAGO'S OTHERS" By Garrett Rowlan In the other six books I’ve read by José saramago, love between man and woman is I would submit José saramago’s novel The Cave, published in 2002, http://www.angelfire.com/wa2/margin/RowlanSpring2005.html

E S S A Y SARAMAGO'S OTHERS b y g a r r e t t r o w l a n ~ l o s a n g e l e s , c a l i f o r n i a A SHADOW self, a second skin, a reflection staring back from another world, those are my impressions when I think about the Other. So it was with interest that I read Tamara Kaye Sellman’s “Practical Magic,” an essay published spring, 2004, in Margin . Broadly defining the Other as anyone outside ourselves, Sellman added a quote by Dr. Mary Klages, who identified the Other as “non-white, non-male, non-heterosexual, non-hygienic, non-rational.” Sellman’s essay, a meditation on magic realism and the Other, got me thinking about this juxtaposition and dovetailed with my reading of José Saramago, and how he fuses these entities, particularly in three of his novels. The Other has been a subject of enduring interest going back, as far as I can recall, to the seventies and the popular novel by Thomas Tryon of the same name, where a brother is possessed by the spirit of his dead twin. Around this same time, I read Steppenwolf and recall a quote toward its end. “The mistaken and unhappy notion that a man is an enduring unity is known to you,” Harry Haller is told. “It is also known to you that man consists of a multitude of souls, of numerous selves.”

69. ATTAC France / SARAMAGO JOSÉ Translate this page saramago JOSÉ. Ecrivain portugais, né en 1922, auteur, entre autres, d’ Histoire du siège de Lisbonne (1992), de L’Evangile selon Jésus-Christ (1993), http://www.france.attac.org/au921

Le "Manifeste de Porto Alegre" signé par 19 personnalités internationales lors du 5e Forum social mondial Pour information, voici le texte du "Manifeste de Porto Alegre" signé par 19 personnalités internationales lors du 5e Forum social mondial, le 29 janvier 2005. Ali Tariq Amin Samir Bello Walden Betto Frei ... Saramago José Ya es hora de que las razones de la fuerza dejen de prevalecer sobre la fuerza de la razón. Ya es hora de que el espíritu positivo de la humanidad que somos se dedique, de una vez, a sanar las innúmeras miserias del mundo. Saramago José Manifiesto contra la guerra Ya es hora de que las razones de la fuerza dejen de prevalecer sobre la fuerza de la razón. Ya es hora de que el espíritu positivo de la humanidad que somos se dedique, de una vez, a sanar las innúmeras miserias del mundo. Saramago José De la justice à la démocratie en passant par les cloches Saramago José Choix d'un type : Tous les types

70. José Saramago (B.Consultada)(biblio) Translate this page SEIXO, Maria Alzira, O essencial sobre José saramago, Lisboa, SILVA, Teresa Cristina Cerdeira da Silva, José saramago entre a história ea ficção, http://www.citi.pt/cultura/literatura/romance/saramago/bib_con.html

Bibliografia Consultada SEIXO, Maria Alzira, O essencial sobre José Saramago , Lisboa, Imprensa Nacional- Casa da Moeda, 1987 SILVA, Teresa Cristina Cerdeira da Silva , José Saramago entre a história e a ficção , Lisboa, Publicações Dom Quixote, 1989 COELHO, Jacinto do Prado, Dicionário de Literatura Portuguesa , Porto, Livraria LOPES, Óscar; SARAIVA, José António, "7ª Época- Época Contemporânea" in História da Literatura Portuguesa , Porto, Porto Editora, 1989, págs. 1143-1144. DEL RÍO, Pilar, José Saramago , s/l, Agencia Espanhola de Cooperacion Internacional, Semana de Autor, Ediciones de Cultura Hispanica, s/d. MANUEL, Alexandre (dir.) Dicionário Enciclopédico do Diário de Notícias , 2 volumes, Lisboa, Diário de Notícias,1996 SARAMAGO, José , Os Poemas Possíveis , Lisboa, Portugália Editora, 1966. SARAMAGO, José , Os Poemas Possíveis , 2ª ed., Lisboa, Editorial Caminho, 1982. SARAMAGO, José , Provavelmente Alegria , 2ª ed., Lisboa, Editorial Caminho, 1985. SARAMAGO, José , Deste Mundo e do Outro , 2ª ed., Lisboa, Editorial Caminho, 1986. SARAMAGO, José

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72. Jornal De Poesia - José Saramago Translate this page Até o anúncio da concessão do Nobel, a obra de José saramago tem sido posta à disposição de várias nacionalidades, em traduções ou mesmo na língua http://www.secrel.com.br/jpoesia/1saramago.html

José Saramago Poemas: ( se você não sabia, Saramago é Poeta! ) Do livro Os poemas possíveis Retrato do poeta quando jovem Science-Fiction I Poema à boca fechada Fala do velho do restelo ao astronauta ... Espaço curvo e finito Do livro Provavelmente alegria Poema para Luís de Camões Na ilha por vezes habitada Protopoema Eu luminoso não sou Do livro O ano de 1993 Fragmento 2 Fragmento 4 Fragmento 6 Fragmento 14 ... Fragmento 29 Discursos: Perante a Real Academia Sueca Perante os amigos, jantar sueco após prêmio Fortuna crítica: Ensaio de João Vianney Cavalcanti Nuto Das listas e seus critérios - Soares Feitosa Gerana Damulakis Luciana Stegagno Picchio ... Miguel Sanches Neto Ensaio poético de Soares Feitosa: Versificação de um fragmento de O evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo Alguma notícia do autor: Obras publicadas A Playboy brasileira entrevista o nosso Nobel José Saramago A obra de Saramago no circuito internacional Até o anúncio da concessão do Nobel, a obra de José Saramago tem sido posta à disposição de várias nacionalidades, em traduções ou mesmo na língua portuguesa, com se pode ver na relação adiante adiante, indicando livros e países.

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74. Saramago, José Blindness saramago, José Blindness. Genre, Novel (294 pp.) Keywords, Abandonment, Blindness, Caregivers, Catastrophe, Disability, Epidemics, Human Worth, http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webdescrips/saramago1537-

About the Database Editorial Board Annotators What's New ... MedHum Home 59th Edition-October 2005 Art Annotations Artists Meet the Artist Viewing Room ... Art in Literature Literature Annotations Authors Meet the Author Listening Room ... Reading Room Performing Arts Film/Video Annotations Screening Room Theater Editors' Choices Choices Editor's Biosketch Indexes Book Order Form Search Options Word/Phrase (All) Word/Phrase (Lit) Keyword Annotator ... Special Author Asterisks indicate multimedia Comments/Inquiries Literature Annotations Blindness Genre Novel (294 pp.) Keywords Abandonment Blindness Caregivers Catastrophe ... Survival Summary A sudden epidemic of blindness spreads throughout an unidentified country. When those who have lost their sight are examined, however, no evidence of pathology or damage can be found. The afflicted all describe "seeing" not darkness but rather a dense, impenetrable whiteness. Because the government believes the disease is contagious, those people initially affected are quickly quarantined in a former mental hospital that is guarded by soldiers. There, the blind are treated like lepers and live like animals. Enigmatically, the wife of a sightless ophthalmologist has been spared from going blind. She functions as both protector and caregiver of a small group of blind people. They escape their imprisonment only when their captors (and presumably everyone except the ophthalmologist's wife) lose their sight. Life is reduced to a constant search for food. As the situation grows even more grisly, vision is not only abruptly restored but perhaps with a clarity greater than ever before. When crowds of people rejoice "I can see," the reader wonders whether their earlier loss of sight was genuine or maybe some form of psychic blindness or spiritual malaise.

75. José Saramago - Wikipedia saramago/ Portugiesische Website über José http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Saramago

Jos© Saramago aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklop¤die Jos© Saramago 16. November in Azinhaga Portugal )) ist ein portugiesischer Romanautor Lyriker Essayist ... Dramatiker und Tagebuchautor . 1998 wurde ihm der Nobelpreis f¼r Literatur verliehen. Seine Romane spielen in verschiedenen historischen Epochen Portugals, wobei es sich aber nicht um historische Romane im eigentlichen Sinne handelt. Im Mittelpunkt steht meist das Verhalten und Bem¼hen von einzelnen Personen oder Gruppen (meist Angeh¶riger der unteren Schichten), mit einer f¼r sie feindlichen Umwelt bzw. Gesellschaft zurechtzukommen. Saramago erz¤hlt kraftvoll in einer klaren, detailreichen Form. Seine Romane haben teilweise surrealistische und m¤rchenhafte Z¼ge, z. B. wenn in Stadt der Blinden nach und nach alle Einwohner einer Stadt von Blindheit geschlagen werden. Diese Situation bildet den Hintergrund f¼r eine von groŸer psychologischen und soziologischen Kenntnis zeugenden Schilderung von allgemein-menschlichen Verhaltensweisen. So sind seine Protagonisten gleichzeitig individuelle Personen, die einen Entwicklungsprozess durchlaufen, als auch Charaktermasken , die f¼r bestimmte Personengruppen stehen.

76. Borges - Papers: Literature As History Literature as History José saramago s O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis José saramago followed up Memorial do Convento, his highly successful novel of the http://www.themodernword.com/borges/borges_papers_rollason_02.html

O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis By Chris Rollason, M.A., Ph.D. Memorial do Convento , his highly successful novel of the eighteenth century published in 1982, with O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Rei s ( The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis ), which appeared in 1984 ( O Livro do Desassossego The Book of Disquiet Memorial do Convento Odes de Ricardo Reis , and, indeed, Saramago's whole novel is built around the reconstruction of another writer's fictional personage, imagined in dialogue with his creator. The Odes de Ricardo Reis Odes de Ricardo Reis O Livro do Desassossego (also quoted in the epigraphs), but, with their meditations on mortality, they also strongly suggest the rovings of James Joyce's Leopold Bloom, in another rainswept port capital on the periphery of Europe. Another ghost stalking Saramago's prose is that of an Argentinian of Portuguese descent, Jorge Luis Borges. Ricardo Reis arrives in Lisbon on a ship that began its voyage in Buenos Aires (p. 351), and throughout the novel is trying, in vain, to finish reading a book in English called The God of the Labyrinth , by the Irish writer Herbert Quain (p. 363), which he borrowed from the vessel's library and failed to return. Both book and writer are imaginary, but they have a previous existence in the pages of Borges, who wrote a pastiche 'critical essay' on the 'work of Herbert Quain' including

77. Citations : Saramago, José - Dicocitations ™ Translate this page Les plus belles citations de saramago, José. saramago, José Informations? Envoyer à un ami Envoyer par SMS. Ils se regardèrent, ce fut tout, http://www.dicocitations.com/resultat.php?id=2615

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79. Saramago.html The 1998 Nobel literature laureate, José saramago, Portugal s most celebrated José saramago s perspective on globalisation is overwhelmingly negative. http://www.wbenjamin.org/saramago.html

Globalisation and Particularism the Symbolism of the Shopping-Mall in A Caverna Christopher Rollason, Ph.D. Metz, France rollason@9online.fr This paper was given at the conference "Globalization and Nationalisms: Second International Conference on Postcolonial Studies" (University of Vigo, Galicia, Spain, 24-26 October 2001). It was published in: Global Neo-Imperialism and National Resistance: Approaches from Postcolonial Studies A Caverna The Cave ] appeared near-simultaneously in Portuguese and Spanish, in November 2000 and January 2001 respectively. The end of 2000 saw Saramago immersed in a 45-day tour over three continents , in a planet-embracing promotion of a book whose symbolism decries the standardising and homogenising impact of global mass culture, as embodied in the shopping-mall. This novel's history so far points, in its very materiality, to a tangled intertwining of global and anti-global which in some respects typifies the radical criticism of culture in the early twenty-first century. The veteran historian Eric Hobsbawm has defined globalisation as a phenomenon having three main aspects - technical ("the abolition of space and time"), economic ("the abolition of trade barriers and liberalisation of markets"), and cultural ("the trend towards homogenisation")

80. BN - Arquivo Da Cultura Portuguesa Contemporânea - SARAMAGO, José Translate this page Diploma do Prémio Nobel atribuído a José saramago, 1998 BN Esp. N45/cx. 3. José saramago, um dos mais reputados ficcionistas portugueses contemporâneos, http://acpc.bn.pt/colecoes_autores/n45_saramago_jose.html

SARAMAGO, José, 1922- BN Esp. N45 BN Esp. N45/cx. 3 José Saramago, um dos mais reputados ficcionistas portugueses contemporâneos, Prémio Nobel em 1998, já havia experimentado os caminhos do conto e até do romance antes de escrever, em 1947, a obra Levantados do Chão que o consagrou no campo da ficção. Foi colaborador da Seara Nova , dirigiu a editora Estúdios Côr e exerceu, durante muitos anos, a actividade jornalística, quer como comentador político do Diário de Lisboa , quer como director do Diário de Notícias A colecção (5 cx.) integra dois manuscritos do Autor, O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis , acompanhado de textos preparatórios, e O Embargo , correspondência recebida e alguma enviada, manuscritos de terceiros, com destaque para obras de José Rodrigues Miguéis , bem como o diploma do Prémio Nobel.

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