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Novellas do Minho
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Novellas do Minho

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  • Camilo Castelo Branco
    Camilo Castelo Branco

    …Minho rural life in his Novellas do Minho (1875–77) approach naturalism, he engaged in a literary quarrel with the emergent naturalist school and parodied their style and subjects in Eusébio Macário (1879) and A corja (1880; “The Rabble”). Nevertheless, while continuing to express vehement opposition to naturalism, he more and…

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    …Minho rural life in his Novellas do Minho (1875–77) approach naturalism, he engaged in a literary quarrel with the emergent naturalist school and parodied their style and subjects in Eusébio Macário (1879) and A corja (1880; “The Rabble”). Nevertheless, while continuing to express vehement opposition to naturalism, he more and…

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