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O exílio, como tema da Literatura Comparada, tem assistido a um recrudescimento por
parte da comunidade de investigadores que nas últimas décadas se tem dedicado ao seu estudo
de forma interdisciplinar, abrindo perspetivas a novas abordagens metodológicas. Numa
perspetiva comparada pretendemos neste estudo refletir sobre o exílio em António Sardinha e
suas repercussões em termos doutrinários, culturais e literários. Através da sua poesia é possível
perceber o contexto factual e emocional que a ausência e a distância determinam, mas também o
que a condição de expatriado revela no encontro com a alteridade, refletindo sobre a missão
histórica dos dois países ibéricos de que resulta o projeto hispanista de uma aliança peninsular
com múltiplas conexões à América Latina.
Exile, as a theme of Comparative Literature, has witnessed an upsurge among the research community, who in recent decades have been devoted to its study in an interdisciplinary way, opening up perspectives for new methodological approaches. In this study, from a comparative viewpoint, our aim is to account for António Sardinha’s exile in Spain and its repercussions at a doctrinal, cultural and literary level. We are thus enabled to understand, through his poetry, the factual and emotional context to which absence and distance give rise, but also what the expatriate condition reveals in the encounter with the other, reflecting on the historical mission of the two Iberian countries, which results in the Hispanic project of a Peninsular alliance with multiple connections with Latin America.
Exile, as a theme of Comparative Literature, has witnessed an upsurge among the research community, who in recent decades have been devoted to its study in an interdisciplinary way, opening up perspectives for new methodological approaches. In this study, from a comparative viewpoint, our aim is to account for António Sardinha’s exile in Spain and its repercussions at a doctrinal, cultural and literary level. We are thus enabled to understand, through his poetry, the factual and emotional context to which absence and distance give rise, but also what the expatriate condition reveals in the encounter with the other, reflecting on the historical mission of the two Iberian countries, which results in the Hispanic project of a Peninsular alliance with multiple connections with Latin America.
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Exilio Relações Portugal-Espanha Estudos ibéricos Hispanismo Literatura comparada Literatura de viagem Exile Travel literature Comparative Literature Iberian Studies