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The Anthology in Portugal - Literature, Translation and the Margins (Paperback, New edition)
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The Anthology in Portugal - Literature, Translation and the Margins (Paperback, New edition)
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Following on from Patricia Anne Odber de Baubeta's The Anthology in
Portugal: A New Approach to the History of Portuguese Literature
(2007), these new essays explore further the issues of reception,
translation and canonicity. The three authors have produced
complementary studies that focus on the role of anthologies in
promoting international literary exchange, evaluate the
relationship between the literary canon and literature at the
margins, and flag up the importance of cover art in conditioning
reader expectations. The first part of the book examines both
collections of translated short stories considered suitable for
children, even if originally written for an adult readership, and,
in contrast, high-quality anthologies for older readers, produced
in the context of a transnational publishing franchise. The second
section offers a thorough analysis of Edgar Allan Poe's reception
in Portugal, including where, how and by whom he was disseminated.
The history of Poe in Portuguese also sheds valuable light on the
broader history of translation and translation anthologies in
Portugal. The final part of the volume charts mystery and detective
stories selected and translated for Portuguese anthologies and
magazines by the leading cultural mediators of the 1940s and 1950s,
with an assessment of their contribution to literature in Portugal.
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