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ISBN 10: 1947322168 ISBN 13: 9781947322165
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium (Porcos em Delirio) charted and continues to chart a new vision not just for Cabo-Verdean poetry, but for all of Lusophone poetry. Pigs in Delirium begins with a 10-page biographical timeline of the allegedly deceased author's life, compiled by an old enemy turned posthumous admirer. The grandiose, surreal, and self-deprecating document includes recognizable elements from Jorge Carlos Fonseca's known biography alongside a fantastical and metaphysical one. Spicerian in tone, it recounts the poet's strange birth, several body parts at a time, over the course of his first 19 years; a 27-day argument with Rene Char, already long dead, over the best title for the book; and even a failed heist of the Louvre. Paginated in reverse, Fonseca's poems sprawl across multiple pages, sometimes crossed out by large Xs. Though they read from top to bottom their typesetting from the bottom margin upward suggests levitation or the rising of a tropical mist. As these innovations suggest, Porcos em Delirio is not an "easy" book. Fonseca delights in difficulty-Joyce being another influence cited by fellow poet Armenio Vieira-and reflects this pleasure in a playful intellectualism that can at times approach the abstruse. Indeed, a perfect understanding of the poems may not be merely impossible but beside the point. And yet the book remains as legible as it is imagistic, lyrical, and hyper-referential. In this, the strangest book of Lusophone African literature, the poet devours and regurgitates influences from Breton to Bunuel, Ginsberg to Garbarek, with a recurring fondness for Archie Shepp, occasional incursions of Kriolu wordplay, and a talent for mimicking (and skewering) the language of postcolonial island politics. This searing skepticism of overwrought political language is run through with Utopian faith in the power of poetry. Pigs in Delirium marks the English-language debut of an essential postcolonial African voice. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium charts a new vision for Cabo-Verdean and Lusophone poetry. As legible as it is imagistic, Fonseca's poetics delight in playful (even abstruse) intellectualism. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Published by Baile Del Sol Editorial, 2020
ISBN 10: 8417263748 ISBN 13: 9788417263744
Language: Spanish
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Published by BAILE DEL SOL EDICIONES, España, 2019
ISBN 10: 8417263748 ISBN 13: 9788417263744
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: new. Paperback. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium (Porcos em Delirio) charted and continues to chart a new vision not just for Cabo-Verdean poetry, but for all of Lusophone poetry. Pigs in Delirium begins with a 10-page biographical timeline of the allegedly deceased author's life, compiled by an old enemy turned posthumous admirer. The grandiose, surreal, and self-deprecating document includes recognizable elements from Jorge Carlos Fonseca's known biography alongside a fantastical and metaphysical one. Spicerian in tone, it recounts the poet's strange birth, several body parts at a time, over the course of his first 19 years; a 27-day argument with Rene Char, already long dead, over the best title for the book; and even a failed heist of the Louvre. Paginated in reverse, Fonseca's poems sprawl across multiple pages, sometimes crossed out by large Xs. Though they read from top to bottom their typesetting from the bottom margin upward suggests levitation or the rising of a tropical mist. As these innovations suggest, Porcos em Delirio is not an "easy" book. Fonseca delights in difficulty-Joyce being another influence cited by fellow poet Armenio Vieira-and reflects this pleasure in a playful intellectualism that can at times approach the abstruse. Indeed, a perfect understanding of the poems may not be merely impossible but beside the point. And yet the book remains as legible as it is imagistic, lyrical, and hyper-referential. In this, the strangest book of Lusophone African literature, the poet devours and regurgitates influences from Breton to Bunuel, Ginsberg to Garbarek, with a recurring fondness for Archie Shepp, occasional incursions of Kriolu wordplay, and a talent for mimicking (and skewering) the language of postcolonial island politics. This searing skepticism of overwrought political language is run through with Utopian faith in the power of poetry. Pigs in Delirium marks the English-language debut of an essential postcolonial African voice. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium charts a new vision for Cabo-Verdean and Lusophone poetry. As legible as it is imagistic, Fonseca's poetics delight in playful (even abstruse) intellectualism. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: new. Paperback. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium (Porcos em Delirio) charted and continues to chart a new vision not just for Cabo-Verdean poetry, but for all of Lusophone poetry. Pigs in Delirium begins with a 10-page biographical timeline of the allegedly deceased author's life, compiled by an old enemy turned posthumous admirer. The grandiose, surreal, and self-deprecating document includes recognizable elements from Jorge Carlos Fonseca's known biography alongside a fantastical and metaphysical one. Spicerian in tone, it recounts the poet's strange birth, several body parts at a time, over the course of his first 19 years; a 27-day argument with Rene Char, already long dead, over the best title for the book; and even a failed heist of the Louvre. Paginated in reverse, Fonseca's poems sprawl across multiple pages, sometimes crossed out by large Xs. Though they read from top to bottom their typesetting from the bottom margin upward suggests levitation or the rising of a tropical mist. As these innovations suggest, Porcos em Delirio is not an "easy" book. Fonseca delights in difficulty-Joyce being another influence cited by fellow poet Armenio Vieira-and reflects this pleasure in a playful intellectualism that can at times approach the abstruse. Indeed, a perfect understanding of the poems may not be merely impossible but beside the point. And yet the book remains as legible as it is imagistic, lyrical, and hyper-referential. In this, the strangest book of Lusophone African literature, the poet devours and regurgitates influences from Breton to Bunuel, Ginsberg to Garbarek, with a recurring fondness for Archie Shepp, occasional incursions of Kriolu wordplay, and a talent for mimicking (and skewering) the language of postcolonial island politics. This searing skepticism of overwrought political language is run through with Utopian faith in the power of poetry. Pigs in Delirium marks the English-language debut of an essential postcolonial African voice. First published in Cabo Verde in 1998, Jorge Carlos Fonseca's Pigs in Delirium charts a new vision for Cabo-Verdean and Lusophone poetry. As legible as it is imagistic, Fonseca's poetics delight in playful (even abstruse) intellectualism. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Published by Rosa de Porcelana Editora, 2017
ISBN 10: 9899974676 ISBN 13: 9789899974678
Language: Portuguese
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Add to basketSoftcover. Condition: Neu. O Albergue Espanhol", de Jorge Carlos Fonseca, constituído de textos híbridos e fluídos, desafia todos quantos defendem esgotado o género romanesco. Não se definindo como romance, o livro centra-se sobre a procura incessante por uma ficção de longo alcance, onde a descontinuidade vence a linearidade dos descritivos, ora em prosa, ora em verso. A história, que se compõe de estórias, tem amparo de remissivas intertextuais, de notas de rodapé e doutras sinalizações de escrita ensaística. Há neste livro referências sinfónicas de quase toda a literatura universal (da clássica à contemporânea). De todo, um sabor cabo-verdiano que não se recusa (nalguns cenários, tramas e personagens) em portar uma cosmovisão, fio de Ariadne com o que o autor encaminha o leitor para fora do labirinto.
Published by Baile Del Sol Editorial, 2019
ISBN 10: 8417263748 ISBN 13: 9788417263744
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Published by CRC Press 2021-11-11, 2021
ISBN 10: 1032108061 ISBN 13: 9781032108063
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Add to basketTaschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Sin definirse como una novela, el libro se centra en la búsqueda incesante de una ficción de largo alcance donde la discontinuidad prevalece sobre la linealidad de lo descriptivo, ya sea en prosa o en verso. La historia que consta de historias está respaldada por referencias intertextuales de notas al pie y otros signos de redacción de ensayos. En este libro hay referencias sinfónicas de casi toda la literatura universal (desde la clásica hasta la contemporánea).
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ISBN 10: 1032108061 ISBN 13: 9781032108063
Language: English
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