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José Saramago En Modern Language Association José Saramago en Modern Language Association TI: 'It's Not That I Have Resuscitated, It's That I've Come Back' [An Interview with José Saramago] AU: Cruz, Juan; Cruz, Eva (translator) SO: Brick, vol. 83, pp. 73-75, Summer 2009 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Other Terms: interviewRegistro 2 de 301 TI: La poetización del Atlántico y el dilema del compromi SO: José Saramago, Fernando Pessoa, Pablo Neruda AU: Madureira, Luis SO: Revista Iberoamericana, vol. 75, no. 228, pp. 841-864, July 2009 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis (1984); Literary Genre: novel; Subject Author: (treatment of) Pessoa, Fernando António Nogueira (1888-1935) NPN Caeiro, Alberto; Folklore: os, Alvaro de; Folklore: , Ricardo; Subject Author: (relationship to) Neruda, Pablo (1904-1973) NPN Reyes, Neftalí Ricardo; Subject Author: Camões, Luís Vaz de (1524/5-1580); Subject Work: Os Lusíadas (1572); Translated Work: The LusiadRegistro 3 de 301 TI: Allegory, History and Fiction in the Works of Alejo Carpentier and José Saramago AU: Caballero-Roca, Gloria Alicia SO: Dissertation Abstracts International, Section A: The Humanities and Social Sciences, vol. 69, no. 9, pp. 3567, Mar 2009 RL: http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?url_ver=Z39.88- 2004&res_dat=xri:pqdiss&rft_val_fmt=info:ofi/fmt:kev:mtx:dissertation&rft_dat=xri:pqdis s:3325267 DE: Specific Literature: Cuban literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Carpentier, Alejo (1904-1980) NPN Jacqueline; Literary Genre: fiction; Literary Technique: allegory; Literary Technique: (relationship to) history; Subject Author: (compared to) Saramago, José (1922- )Registro 4 de 301 TI: Bellegin Karmasik Yumaginda Kent AU: Öz, Asim SO: Hece: Aylik Edebiyat Dergisi, vol. 13, no. 147, pp. 89-95, Mar 2009 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Literary Genre: novel; Literary Theme: (treatment of) LisbonRegistro 5 de 301 TI: Saramago lesen: Werk, Leben, Bibliographie AU: Grossegresse, Orlando SO: Berlin, Germany: Frey, 2009. 183 pp. DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Other Terms: (includes) bibliographyRegistro 6 de 301 TI: Viagens de Saramago ao Passado Português/Saramago's Journeys to the Portuguese Past AU: Piaia, Miquela SO: Literatura em Debate, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 10 pages, July 2008 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: Memorial do Convento (1982); Literary Genre: novel; Literary Genre: historical novel; Literary Theme: (treatment of) the Inquisition; Literary Theme: (relationship to) sociopolitical context; Literary Theme: receptionRegistro 7 de 301 TI: Da Descricao a Estrategia de Inclusao Narrativa da Gravura de Albrecht Durer em O Evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo AU: Jubilado, Odete SO: Extravio: Revista Electronica de Literatura Comparada, vol. 3, pp. 130-143, 2008 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo (1991); Translated Work: The Gospel According to Jesus Christ; Literary Genre: novel; Literary Technique: ekphrasis; Literary Technique: (relationship to) engraving; Group: (by) Dürer, Albrecht (1471-1528)Registro 8 de 301 TI: Entgrenzungsphantasien und Derealisierungserfahrungen: Das Kino im Spiegel des Romans bei Thomas Mann, Luigi Pirandello, Jose Saramago und Yoko Tawada AU: Schmitz-Emans, Monika SO: Poppe, Sandra (ed. and foreword); Seiler, Sascha (ed.). 2008. Literarische Medienreflexionen: Kunste und Medien im Fokus moderner und postmoderner Literatur. (pp. 185-204). Berlin, Germany: Schmidt, 239 pp. DE: Specific Literature: German literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Mann, Thomas (1875-1955); Subject Work: Der Zauberberg (1924); Translated Work: The Magic Mountain; Literary Genre: novel; Subject Author: (and) Pirandello, Luigi (1867-1936); Subject Work: Quaderni di Serafino Gubbio operatore; Translated Work: Notebooks of Serafino Gubbio; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Homem Duplicado (2002); Subject Author: Tawada Yoko (1960- ); Subject Work: Das nackte Auge (2004); Literary Theme: (treatment of) film DE: Other Terms: dramatic arts; Media: film; Subject Author: (treatment in) Mann, Thomas (1875-1955); Subject Work: Der Zauberberg (1924); Translated Work: The Magic Mountain; Subject Author: Pirandello, Luigi (1867-1936); Subject Work: Quaderni di Serafino Gubbio operatore; Translated Work: Notebooks of Serafino Gubbio; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Homem Duplicado (2002); Subject Author: Tawada Yoko (1960- ); Subject Work: Das nackte Auge (2004)Registro 9 de 301 TI: Zhoze Saramago: Vozmozhnost' melodramy vo vremena postmoderna AU: Nad''iarnykh, Mariia SO: Voprosy Literatury, vol. 1, pp. 73-99, Jan 2008 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis (1984); Literary Genre: novel; Literary Genre: (as) melodrama; Other Terms: (relationship to) postmodernismRegistro 10 de 301 TI: Saramago's Blindness: Humans or Animals? AU: Bolt, David SO: Explicator, vol. 66, no. 1, pp. 44-47, Fall 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: Ensaio sobre a Cegueira (1995); Translated Work: Blindness; Literary Genre: novel; Literary Technique: anthropomorphism; Literary Theme: (treatment of) human beings; Literary Theme: (relationship to) regression; Literary Theme: blindness; Literary Theme: filthRegistro 11 de 301 TI: The Unexpected Fantasist AU: Eberstadt, Fernanda SO: New York Times Magazine, pp. 20-25, Aug 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Literary Genre: novelRegistro 12 de 301 TI: Os Efeitos de Lucidez nos Temas e Figuras da Obra de Saramago AU: Ferrarezil, Ludmila; Pacifico, Soraya Maria Romano; Romao, Lucilia Maria Sousa SO: Especulo: Revista de Estudios Literarios, vol. 36, pp. (no pagination), July 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: Ensaio sobre a Lucidez (2004); Literary Genre: novel; Subject Author: (theories of) Greimas, Algirdas Julien (1917-1992); Subject Author: Pêcheux, Michel (1938- )Registro 13 de 301 TI: La ruptura epistemologica en la novela El hombre duplicado, de Jose Saramago AU: Paredes de Celesia, Nora SO: Alba de America: Revista Literaria, vol. 26, no. 49-50, pp. 365-76, July 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: O Homem Duplicado (2002); Literary Genre: novel; Scholarly Approach: deconstructionist approachRegistro 14 de 301 TI: Jose Saramago AU: Ornelas, Jose N. SO: Bitonti, Tracy Simmons (ed.); Hope, Penelope M. (ed.). 2007. Nobel Prize Laureates in Literature, Part 4: Quasimodo-Yeats. (pp. 91-121). Detroit, MI: Thomson Gale, xvii; 642 pp. DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- )Registro 15 de 301 TI: Saramago and the Traditions of the European Novel AU: Pal, Ferenc SO: Studia Slavica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae, vol. 52, no. 1-2, pp. 327-34, 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Literary Genre: novel; Other Terms: (relationship to) literary traditionRegistro 16 de 301 TI: From Theseus to Daedalus: Saramago, Sr. Jose, and the Reader in the Labyrinth of Todos os Nomes AU: Atkin, Rhian SO: Portuguese Studies, vol. 23, no. 2, pp. 191-207, 2007 DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Subject Work: Todos os Nomes (1997); Translated Work: All the Names; Literary Genre: novel; Literary Technique: narrative structure; Literary Technique: labyrinth symbolism; Literary Technique: (relationship to) readerRegistro 17 de 301 TI: The Novels of Jose Saramago: Echoes from the Past, Pathways into the Future AU: Frier, David G. SO: Cardiff, Wales: U of Wales P, 2007. xvi, 231 pp. DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- ); Literary Genre: novelRegistro 18 de 301 TI: Da Possibilidade do Impossivel: Leituras de Saramago AU: Medeiros, Paulo de (ed. and introd.); Ornelas, Jose N. (ed. and introd.) SO: Utrecht, Netherlands: Portuguese Studies Center, Opleiding Portugese Taal en Cultuur, Faculteit Geesteswetenschappen, Universiteit Utrecht, 2007. iii, 378 pp. DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese literature; Time Period: 1900-1999; Subject Author: Saramago, José (1922- )Registro 19 de 301 TI: Ecos da Espanha de 36 n'O Ano da Morte de Ricardo Reis de Jose Saramago AU: Abbati, Orietta SO: Medeiros, Paulo de (ed. and introd.); Ornelas, Jose N. (ed. and introd.). 2007. Da Possibilidade do Impossivel: Leituras de Saramago. (pp. 5-16). Utrecht, Netherlands: Portuguese Studies Center, Opleiding Portugese Taal en Cultuur, Faculteit Geesteswetenschappen, Universiteit Utrecht, iii, 378 pp. DE: Specific Literature: Portuguese
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