A continuidade descontínua de duas revistas centenárias
European modernism began with small magazines, often with limited circulation. Additionally, the early 20th century was a period of significant political turbulence marked by the rapid emergence of radical nationalisms. Portugal was no exception to this trend. The main aim of this article is to exam...
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| description | European modernism began with small magazines, often with limited circulation. Additionally, the early 20th century was a period of significant political turbulence marked by the rapid emergence of radical nationalisms. Portugal was no exception to this trend. The main aim of this article is to examine the sociocultural context of the time, supporting the thesis that both Orpheu and Athena were magazines that, despite their seemingly out-of-sync nature, shared a form of discontinuous continuity. |
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| spellingShingle | Dix, Steffen A continuidade descontínua de duas revistas centenárias Pessoa Plural pessoa, fernando athena: revista de arte pessoa, fernando nationalism cosmopolitanism superior paganism nacionalismo cosmopolitismo paganismo superior |
| title | A continuidade descontínua de duas revistas centenárias |
| title_full | A continuidade descontínua de duas revistas centenárias |
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| title_short | A continuidade descontínua de duas revistas centenárias |
| title_sort | continuidade descontinua de duas revistas centenarias |
| topic | pessoa, fernando athena: revista de arte pessoa, fernando nationalism cosmopolitanism superior paganism nacionalismo cosmopolitismo paganismo superior |
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