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Sagarana

João Guimarães Rosa

Paperback | Pages: 447 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 2101 Users | 61 Reviews

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Original Title:	Sagarana
ISBN:	9871156642 (ISBN13: 9789871156641)
Edition Language:	Spanish URL http://adrianahidalgoeditora.com/web/libro/237/
Literary Awards:	PEN Translation Prize for Harriet de Onis (1967)

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Considerado el mayor escritor brasileño del siglo XX y uno de los grandes renovadores de la literatura moderna universal, João Guimarães Rosa (1908-1967) es comparado con Proust, Joyce y Borges. Este es su primer libro, que se compone de nueve extensos relatos. "Sagarana" lleva alrededor de sesenta ediciones en portugués: la presente es la primera en lengua castellana. Con este libro, Adriana Hidalgo editora comienza el proceso de rescate de un autor clave de la literatura internacional, que continuará en 2008 con la reedición de la novela "El gran sertón: veredas", obra fundamental en la producción de Guimaraes.

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Title	:	Sagarana
Author	:	João Guimarães Rosa
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Colección Narrativas
Pages	:	Pages: 447 pages
Published	:	July 2007 by Buenos Aires: Adriana Hidalgo editora (first published 1946)
Categories	:	Short Stories. Fiction. Cultural. Brazil. Classics

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For now I'll just say that João Guimarães Rosa is one of my favorite Brazilian writers, along with Clarice Lispector. Sagarana is a brilliant collection of short-stories, one more beautiful than the next. I read Saragana in Portuguese and have no knowledge of an English edition, but some of his stories were translated separately. Nevertheless, highly recommended.

Okay, so I didn't read the whole thing, but I read "The Hour and the Time of Augusto Matraga" for my Brazilian Lit class. Although it was difficult to get through because of all the colloquialisms, it was quite enjoyable. It's considered, I found out later, the essential novel in Brazilian literature. It's basically a story about redemption, but it's so allegorical that it feels like a parable out of the Bible.

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one of my favorites books.

okay, so... it's not magical-realism, but everything talks... frogs, birds, cows, oxen... everything... the grass waves and fruit grows and trees sleep and wind whispers... people live amongst it all but they are not privileged or above it... death is everywhere all the time, but not as the end, not as a monster... it's just woven into the world like everything else... people tell stories, lots of stories... and so do the oxen and the frogs... stories about all the other things that happen to

Guimarães Rosa é um dos grandes da literatura brasileira. Ombreia com Machado e com outra meia dúzia que compõem o ápice daquilo que se produziu em arte no Brasil. É até meio complicado se não impossível nessa altura dizer algo sobre a sua obra que já não tenha sido dito. E talvez Antonio Candido, ao tratar do livro, quando de seu lançamento em 1946, já tenha tido os insights fundamentais. Tomo aqui a liberdade de reproduzir o que ele escreveu: Sagarana não vale apenas na medida em que nos

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