Title Information (lang="por")
Title
Coadunados pela estética? Fernando Pessoa e Francisco Costa
Title Information (lang="eng")
Title
United by Aesthetics? Fernando Pessoa and Francisco Costa
Name: Personal (orcid) (authorityURI="http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/identifiers/orcid.html", valueURI="https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6072-5551")
Name Part
Penteado, Flávio Rodrigo
affiliation
Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Role
Role Term: Text (marcrelator)
Author
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articles
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articles
Origin Information
Date Issued
December 2024
Date Issued (keyDate="yes", encoding="w3cdtf")
2024-12
Language (usage="primary")
Language Term: Code (iso639)
por
Language Term: Text
Portuguese
Physical Description
Extent (unit="pages")
21
digitalOrigin
born digital
Abstract (lang="eng")
The magazine Athena, whose centenary of publication is celebrated in 2024, is generally remembered for the texts that Fernando Pessoa published in it, either as an author (in his own name or under his three major heteronyms) or as a translator. However, approximately half of the literary contributions featured in the periodical were made by other writers, most of whom remain in relative obscurity. Taking this into consideration, the present article focuses on just one of those contributors, the Sintra-born writer Francisco Costa (1900-1988), whose literary friendship with Pessoa is evidenced not only by the brief (yet significant) correspondence between them, but also by the dialogue their poems evoke in the pages of Athena. The differences and similarities between the poetic conceptions advocated by both authors will also be discussed.
Abstract (lang="por")
A revista Athena, cujo centenário de publicação se completa em 2024, é geralmente lembrada pelos textos que Fernando Pessoa publicou nela, seja como autor (em nome próprio ou sob seus três grandes heterônimos), seja como tradutor. No entanto, aproximadamente metade das colaborações literárias veiculadas pelo periódico deve-se a outros escritores, a maioria dos quais permanece relegada à semiobscuridade. Levando isso em consideração, o presente artigo enfoca apenas um desses colaboradores, o escritor sintrense Francisco Costa (1900-1988), cuja amizade literária com Pessoa é testemunhada não apenas pela breve (porém significativa) correspondência entre ambos, mas também pelo diálogo que seus poemas suscitam nas páginas de Athena. Serão igualmente discutidas as diferenças e similaridades entre as concepções poéticas defendidas por ambos os autores.
Subject
Name: Personal (naf) (authorityURI="http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names", valueURI="http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50016857")
Name Part
Pessoa, Fernando
Name Part: Date
1888-1935
Subject
Name: Personal (Local)
Name Part
Costa, Francisco
Name Part: Date
1900-1988
Subject
Topic (Local) (lang="eng")
Epistolography
Subject
Topic (Local) (lang="eng")
Memories
Subject (LCSH) (authorityURI="http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects", valueURI="http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85077509")
Topic
Literature
Topic
Aesthetics
Subject
Topic (Local) (lang="por")
Epistolografia
Subject
Topic (Local) (lang="por")
Memórias
Subject
Topic (Local) (lang="por")
Estética literária
Related Item: Host
Title Information (lang="eng")
Title
Pessoa Plural
Part Number
Issue 26
Related Item: Host
Title Information (lang="por")
Title
Pessoa Plural
Part Number
No. 26
Part
Part Detail: issue
Part Number
26
Part Caption
no.
Extent (unit="page")
Start
115
End
135
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Identifier: DOI
10.26300/01gs-xv43