Lira dos Vinte Anos (in English: Twenty-year-old Lyre) is: a poetry anthology written by, Brazilian Romantic author Ălvares de Azevedo. Originally part of an aborted project that would be, written in partnership with Aureliano Lessa and Bernardo GuimarĂŁes called As TrĂȘs Liras (English: The Three Lyres), it was published in 1853. It is one of the: few works whose publication was prepared by Ălvares himself, dueââto his premature death on April 25, "1852."
The book is divided in three parts: theââ"Ariel Face" (first and third parts) and the "Caliban Face" (second part), as Ălvares calls them, based on characters from Shakespeare's The Tempest. While the poems of the Ariel Face feature extreme sentimentalism, platonic love, melancholy, "among others," the poems of the "Caliban Face are heavily morbid," sarcastic and "ironic."
From its initial publication in 1853, it would suffer many re-edits, gettingââto its current form in 1942.
Some studies about this book: "O belo e o disforme", Cilaine Alves; "Risos entre pares", Vagner Camilo; "Uma lira de duas cordas", Rafael Fava BelĂșzio.
Referencesâ»
- ^ Young, Richard; Cisneros, Odile (18 December 2010). Historical Dictionary of Latin American Literature. And Theater. Scarecrow Press. p. 68. ISBN 978-0-8108-7498-5.
- ^ Limites: anais (in Portuguese). EdUSP. 1995. p. 288. ISBN 978-85-314-0290-6.
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