Autor(es):
Osório, Jorge Alves 
Data: 2014
Identificador Persistente: http://hdl.handle.net/10216/8757
Origem: Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto
Detalhes do Documento
Camões em Babilónia : «Sobre os Rios» glosa de salmo e poética
Descrição
The current approach to Camões’ roundel «Sobre os Rios» conveys an attempt to analyse the poem according to the following guidelines: i) its relationship with the Psalm «super flumina Babylonis», taking into account the known manuscript testimonies from the second half of the 16th century; ii) the relationship between the subject of enunciation and the possible receivers of the discourse, considering other places in Camões’ lyrical poetry where they are more explicitly evoked; iii) the poem’s internal organisation, noting that its construction does not offer a well-defined coherent structure; iv) the relationship between the poem and a lyrical culture focused on amorous sentiments, in which at least three major aspects converge: the Petrarchan code, the troubadour tradition of courtly lyricism, and elements of Neo-Platonist philosophy.
The current approach to Camões’ roundel «Sobre os Rios» conveys an attempt to analyse the poem according to the following guidelines: i) its relationship with the Psalm «super flumina Babylonis», taking into account the known manuscript testimonies from the second half of the 16th century; ii) the relationship between the subject of enunciation and the possible receivers of the discourse, considering other places in Camões’ lyrical poetry where they are more explicitly evoked; iii) the poem’s internal organisation, noting that its construction does not offer a well-defined coherent structure; iv) the relationship between the poem and a lyrical culture focused on amorous sentiments, in which at least three major aspects converge: the Petrarchan code, the troubadour tradition of courtly lyricism, and elements of Neo-Platonist philosophy.
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Artigo
Idioma Português
Idioma Português
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