José de Alencar
José de Alencar was a renowned Brazilian novelist and playwright of the 19th century, celebrated for his contributions to Brazilian literature and his role in the Romantic movement. His works, such as 'Iracema' and 'Senhora', often explore themes of nationalism, identity, and the complexities of Brazilian society. Alencar's writing is characterized by its rich descriptions and vivid characters, and he is considered one of the founding figures of Brazilian literature, influencing generations of writers.
Born on May 01, 1829 (196 years old)
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Brazil:
José de Alencar is a Brazilian author whose work is referenced by Conceição Evaristo in discussing national identity.
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Brazil:
José de Alencar is mentioned as one of the significant national authors who contributed to the literary history of Rio de Janeiro.
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Brazil:
José de Alencar is mentioned as one of the significant national authors who contributed to the literary history of Rio de Janeiro.
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Liechtenstein:
José de Alencar describes a storm in his work O Gaúcho.
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Liechtenstein:
Clóvis de Barros Filho revisited the complete works of José de Alencar during the pandemic.
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