Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language - Luiz Carlos Lessa

Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language - Luiz Carlos Lessa

Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language

A Landmark Study of the Language of Brazilian Modernism

Luiz Carlos Lessa's Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language is a comprehensive and authoritative study of the language of Brazilian Modernism, one of the most important literary movements of the twentieth century. Lessa argues that the Modernists' innovative use of language was a key factor in their success in creating a new and distinctly Brazilian literature.

A Comprehensive Analysis of Modernist Language

Lessa's book provides a detailed analysis of the Modernists' use of language, including their use of colloquialisms, slang, and regionalisms; their experimentation with syntax and grammar; and their use of metaphor and other figures of speech. He also discusses the influence of other languages on Brazilian Modernism, such as French, English, and Spanish.

A Valuable Resource for Scholars and Students

Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language is a valuable resource for scholars and students of Brazilian literature, linguistics, and cultural studies. It is also a fascinating read for anyone interested in the history of language and the development of modern literature.

Praise for Brazilian Modernism and the Portuguese Language

"A major contribution to the study of Brazilian Modernism. Lessa's book is a comprehensive and authoritative study of the language of this important literary movement." — John Gledson, University of Liverpool

"A fascinating and insightful study of the language of Brazilian Modernism. Lessa's book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of language and the development of modern literature." — Gerald M. Moser, Pennsylvania State University

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