José Regio
José Régio (born September 17, 1901 as José Maria dos Reis Pereira in Vila do Conde , † December 22, 1969 ibid) was a Portuguese writer and novelist , one of the most important Portuguese authors of the 20th century.
Life
José Régio was born in Vila do Conde in 1901 into a middle-class family of gold and silversmiths. In Porto he attended a high school as a boarding school student; Experiences from this time flowed into his novel Uma gota de sangue ( A drop of blood ). From 1919 to 1925, José Régio studied Romance languages in Coimbra . In his licentiate dissertation on As Correntes e As Individualidades na Moderna Poesia Portuguesa ( The currents and individualities in modern Portuguese poetry ), he already took up one of the topics that was to occupy him throughout his life: the tension between the self-determination of the individual and the social guidelines in which he finds himself. In 1927 he became co-editor of the magazine Presença and thus the leading head of Segundo Modernismo , the "Second Modernism" in Portugal. From 1930 to 1962, José Régio taught French and Portuguese at a high school in Portalegre .
José Régio, a heavy smoker, died of a heart attack in Vila do Conde on December 22, 1969.
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His work includes dramas , poetry , novels and essays . O Quinto Império - Ontem Como Hoje , Mon cas , O Vestido Cor de Fogo , O Príncipe com Orelhas de Burro , Benilde ou a Virgem Mãe and As Pinturas do Meu Irmão Júlio were filmed based on his original.
His first novel, Blindekuh , is also his most controversial. Between 1934 and 1962 the blind man's cow was banned, not least because he was a member of the Movimento de Unidade Democrática in opposition to the dictatorship of the Estado Novo .
Fonts (selection)
First editions
- Poemas de Deus e Diabo ( Poems of God and the Devil ), 1925, poetry.
- Jogo da Cabra-Cega , ( Blind Man's Cow Game ), novel, 1934.
- As Encruzilhas de Deus ( The Crossroads of God ), 1936, poetry.
- Antonio Botto eo amor ( Antonio Botto and Love ), 1937, monograph.
- O Principe com orelhas de burro ( The Prince with the Donkey Ears ), 1942, children's book.
- Benilde ou a virgem-mae ( Benilde or the virgin mother ), 1947, play.
- El-Rei Sebastiao ( King Sebastian ), 1949, play.
Translations into German
- Blindekuh , novel, translated from Portuguese and provided with an afterword by Sven Limbeck, Elfenbein Verlag , Heidelberg 2001, ISBN 3-932245-24-5 .
- The Prince with the Donkey Ears , novel, translated from Portuguese by Astrid Schoregge, with an afterword by Sven Limbeck, Elfenbein Verlag , Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-932245-55-5 .
literature
- Luis Amaro (ed.): Ensaios críticos sobre José Régio . Edições Asa, Porto 1994. ISBN 972-41-1093-1 .
- William H. Brow: Literary criticism in the Portuguese review "Presença" (1927-1940). An appraisal of the roles of José Regio, João Gaspar Simões, and Adolfo Casais Monteiro . Diss., University of Wisconsin, Madison 1980.
- Eunice Cabral: A ilusão amorosa na ficção de José Régio . Vega, Lisbon 1998. ISBN 972-699-595-7 .
- José Maria da Silva Couto (ed.): In memoriam de José Régio . Brasília Editora, Porto 1970.
- Duarte Faria: Metamorfoses do fantástico na obra de José Régio . Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Paris 1977.
- Eugénio Lisboa: José Régio. A obra eo homem . Arcádia, Lisbon 1976.
- Eugénio Lisboa: José Régio. Uma literatura viva . Instituto de Cultura Portuguesa, Lisbon, 2nd edition 1978. ISBN 972-566-176-1 .
- Eugénio Lisboa: O essencial sobre José Régio . Imprensa Nacional / Casa da Moeda, Lisbon 2001. ISBN 972-27-1065-6 .
- Isabel Cadete Novais: José Régio. Itinerário fotobiográfico . Imprensa Nacional / Casa da Moeda, Lisbon 2002. ISBN 972-27-1133-4 .
- Alvaro Ribeiro: A literatura de José Régio . Sociedade de expansão cultural, Lisbon 1969.
- Helmut Siepmann: The Portuguese poetry of Segundo Modernismo . Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 1977 (= Analecta Romanica , vol. 39).
- António Ventura: José Régio ea política . Livros Horizonte, Lisbon, 2nd edition 2003. ISBN 972-24-1203-5 .
Footnotes
- ^ Helmut Siepmann: The Portuguese poetry of Segundo Modernismo . Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 1977. p. 3.
- ^ IMDb: José Régio
Web links
- Literature by and about José Régio in the catalog of the German National Library
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Regio, José |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Reis Pereira, José Maria dos (maiden name) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Portuguese writer and novelist |
DATE OF BIRTH | 17th September 1901 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vila do Conde |
DATE OF DEATH | 22nd December 1969 |
Place of death | Vila do Conde |