Natália Correia

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Natália Correia (painting by Botelho )

Natália de Oliveira Correia (born September 13, 1923 in Fajã de Baixo , São Miguel , Azores ; † March 16, 1993 in Lisbon ) was a Portuguese writer and intellectual.

She studied in Lisbon and worked in various publications. During the Estado Novo she was monitored by the regime and her works were partially censored. After the Carnation Revolution , she was a member of the Assembleia da República for the Portuguese Social Democratic Party from 1980 to 1991 .

She left behind an extensive and varied body of works of dramas, poetry, short stories, novels, scripts, essays, scientific and political texts as well as travel literature and a diary. In addition, she published several anthologies of poetry from the 1960s: Because of the Antologie da Poesia Erótica e Satírica from 1966, she was brought to justice. In her provocative and polemical essays, she tried to break traditional thought patterns. She always remained closely connected to her homeland, the Azores , and in 1979 wrote the lyrics for their regional anthem . Shortly before her death, she prepared a complete edition of the final hand of her lyrical work.

Works

poetry

  • Rio de Nuvens (1947)
  • Poemas (1955)
  • Dimensão Encontrada (1957)
  • Passaporte (1958)
  • Comunicação (1959)
  • Cântico do País Imerso (1961)
  • O Vinho ea Lira (1966)
  • Mátria (1968)
  • As Maçãs de Orestes (1970)
  • Mosca Iluminada (1972)
  • O Anjo do Ocidente à Entrada do Ferro (1973)
  • Poemas a Rebate (1975)
  • Epístola aos Iamitas (1976)
  • O Dilúvio ea Pomba (1979)
  • Sonetos Românticos (1990)
  • O Armistício (1985)
  • O Sol das Noites eo Luar nos Dias (1993)
  • Memória da Sombra (1994)

novel

  • Anoiteceu no Bairro (1946)
  • A Madona (1968)
  • A Ilha de Circe (1983)

theatre

Natália Correia at the Passeio Literário da Graça
  • O Progresso de Édipo (1957)
  • O Homúnculo (1965)
  • O Encoberto (1969)
  • Erros meus, má fortuna, amor ardente (1981)
  • A Pécora (1983)

essay

  • Poesía de arte e realismo poético (1958)
  • Uma estátua para Herod (1974)
  • Obras varias: Poesía de arte e realismo poético (1958)
  • Uma estátua para Herod (1974)
  • Obras várias: Descobri que era Europeia (1951)
  • Não Percas a Rosa (1978)
  • A questão académica de 1907 (1962)
  • Antologia da Poesía Erótica e Satírica (1966)
  • Cantares Galego-Portugueses (1970)
  • Trovas de D. Dinis (1970)
  • A Mulher (1973)
  • O Surrealismo na Poesía Portuguesa (1973)
  • Antologia da Poesía Portuguesa no Período Barroco (1982)
  • A Ilha de São Nunca (1982)

source

  • Tobias Brandenberger: Correia, Natália. In: Authors Lexicon. Ed. V. Ute Hechtfischer, Renate Hof, Inge Stephan and Flora Veit-Wild. Frankfurt / M. Suhrkamp 2002, p. 106f. ISBN 3518399187

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personal data
SURNAME Correia, Natália
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Correia, Natália de Oliveira (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Portuguese author
DATE OF BIRTH September 13, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH Fajã de Baixo , Sao Miguel , Azores
DATE OF DEATH March 16, 1993
Place of death Lisbon