2015
DOI: 10.20396/remate.v33i1-2.8636446
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Mário de Andrade cronista de São Paulo nos primórdios do modernismo

Abstract: O artigo trabalha, no jornalismo de Mário de Andrade, textos de 1920 e 1921, vinculados aos primórdios do modernismo. Palavras-chave: Jornalismo de Mário de Andrade, Modernismo brasileiro, poesia modernista. The article studies in Mario de Andrade's journalism, his contribution concerning to the beginning of Brazilian Modernism in 1920-1921.

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“…All the more important are Andrade's readings and aesthetic interests, which Telê Ancona Lopez in particular has reconstructed in detail in the Mário de Andrade Archive (cf. especiallyLopez 1996Lopez , 2004Lopez and 2013. Avancini 1994, among others, has drawn attention to Andrades's specific interest in the art and architecture of the Baroque era 15.…”
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“…All the more important are Andrade's readings and aesthetic interests, which Telê Ancona Lopez in particular has reconstructed in detail in the Mário de Andrade Archive (cf. especiallyLopez 1996Lopez , 2004Lopez and 2013. Avancini 1994, among others, has drawn attention to Andrades's specific interest in the art and architecture of the Baroque era 15.…”
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“…Avancini 1994: 48-49, footnote 2) 28. The chronicles appeared between November 1920 and May 1921 in the journal Ilustração Brasileira.They were republished and commented on by Telê Ancona Lopez in 2004(Lopez 2004); see also Lopez 2013.29 Manuel Bandeira accuses Andrade of a "desvairismo gongórico", a reproach that in my opinion intuitively identifies the point of the Baroque trompe-l'oeil illusion, but fails to grasp its part in the whole (letter ofOctober 3, 1922, Andrade and Bandeira 2000: 69).…”
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