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Fanny Owen

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  • João de Barros
    Portuguese literature
    / After 1974

    …figures, as in her novel Fanny Owen (1979). Maria Velho da Costa was one of the authors of Novas cartas portuguesas (1971; Eng. trans. The Three Marias: New Portuguese Letters), a book that became a cause célèbre for feminism when its authors were charged with indecency by the government and…

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    …figures, as in her novel Fanny Owen (1979). Maria Velho da Costa was one of the authors of Novas cartas portuguesas (1971; Eng. trans. The Three Marias: New Portuguese Letters), a book that became a cause célèbre for feminism when its authors were charged with indecency by the government and…

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