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José Saramago, laureat literackiej Nagrody Nobla z 1998 r. i najpopularniejszy na świecie prozaik portugalski, sławę zdobył dopiero w sześćdziesiątym roku życia swoją trzecią powieścią Baltazar i Blimunda, nagrodzoną prestiżową nagrodą portugalskiego PEN Clubu oraz Nagrodą Literacką Miasta Lizbona. Nakładem Domu Wydawniczego REBIS ukazały się dotychczas: Baltazar i Blimunda, Wszystkie imiona, Rok śmierci Ricarda Reisa, Kamienna tratwa, Historia oblężenia Lizbony oraz Miasto ślepców W nienazwanym mieście, znanym czytelnikom z Miasta ślepców, obywatele postanawiają w niezwykły sposób skorzystać z prawa wyborczego. 80 procent wyborców wrzuca do urn czyste białe karty do głosowania. Tę manifestacje rząd interpretuje jako podważenie zasad demokracji, jako spisek wymierzony przeciwko prawowitym władzom wybranym w demokratycznych wyborach. Zapada decyzja o wprowadzeniu stanu wyjątkowego, rząd, obrażony na swoich obywateli, opuszcza miasto. Nikt jednak nie jest w stanie przewidzieć, jaki będzie rozwój wydarzeń, rzeczywistość zadaje kłam wszystkim przewidywaniom i zmusza do rewizji utartych poglądów. Ta niezwykła powieść laureata literackiej Nagrody Nobla jest wstrząsającym studium opresyjności władzy i nieludzkości ludzkiej natury, a także wnikliwym spojrzeniem na społeczną naturę człowieka i jego zdolność do nieustannych zmian

Ostatnia powieść José Saramago. Dowcipna, ironiczna, ale jednocześnie głęboko filozoficzna przypowiastka o Kainie, który za swój zbrodniczy czyn został skazany przez Boga na wieczną tułaczkę. Pisarz, swoim charakterystycznym kwiecistym językiem, ze swadą i humorem, czasem cierpkim, przedstawia absolutnie "heretycką" interpretację biblijnych historii, które mogą być odczytywane jako manifest nonkonformizmu. Powieść, wydana na krótko przed śmiercią portugalskiego noblisty, to bezkompromisowa i gorzka refleksja nad naturą człowieka i Boga, ich moralną niejednoznacznością.

A retelling of the Gospel following the life of Christ from his conception to his crucifixion. A naive Jesus is the son not of God, but of Joseph. In the desert it is not Satan, but God that Christ tussles with, an autocrat with whom he has an unbalanced and unsettled relationship.

Lisbon circa 1935 comes to life in this story of a doctor who forsakes medicine to recite poetry in the streets, the women in his life, and the ghost who occasionally accompanies him

Set in early 18th-century Portugal, this novel tells the story of the love between Baltasar, a soldier who lost a hand in the wars, and Blimunda, whose mother died at the hands of the Inquisition.

A lasting childhood experience of simple, soulful joy unfolds in this poetic narrative by Nobel Prize winner José Saramago. Through evocative prose, the story captures the essence of innocence and the profound impact of memories that shape one's identity. The excerpt reflects on the beauty of everyday moments, inviting readers to reminisce about their own cherished experiences.

A subtle and insightful story about boredom, passion, curiosity and memory from the Nobel Prize-winner Jose SaramagoSenhor Jose is a lonely civil servant who spends his days labouring in the labyrinthine stacks of Lisbon's central registry.

A divorced, depressed history teacher becomes obsessed with pursuing a man who looks exactly like he did five years ago after seeing him in a video recommended by a friend.

A year in the life of the Nobel laureate on the anniversary of his death.

Called 'the book lost and found in time' by its author, Skylight is one of Saramago's earliest novels. The manuscript was lost in the publishers' offices in Lisbon for decades, and is only now being published in English. Lisbon, late-1940s. The inhabitants of an old apartment block are struggling to make ends meet. There's the elderly shoemaker and his wife who take in a solitary young lodger; the woman who sells herself for money, clothes and jewellery; the cultivated family come down in the world, who live only for each other and for music; and the beautiful typist whose boss can't keep his eyes off her. Poisonous relationships, happy marriages, jealousy, gossip and love - Skylight brings together all the joys and grief of ordinary people.

Nobel Prize–winning author Saramago departs from his usual dense, linguistic style to write a "mischievous and thoughtful satire on ruling elites and bold dreamers, cast in the form of revisionist fairy-tale" ( Kirkus Reviews )."A man went to knock at the king's door and said, Give me a boat. The king's house had many other doors, but this was the door for petitions. Since the king spent all his time sitting at the door for favors (favors being offered to the king, you understand), whenever he heard someone knocking at the door for petitions, he would pretend not to hear . . ."Why the petitioner required a boat, where he was bound for, and who volunteered to crew for him, the reader will discover in this delightful fable, a philosophic love story worthy of Swift or Voltaire.

When Raimundo Silva, humble proof-reader for a Lisbon publishing house, takes it upon himself to insert a negative into the sentence of a history book, he rewrites history. The effect of this act of insubordination is to make his editor, the voluptuous Dr Maria Sara, fall in love with him.

What if, one day, Europe was to crack along the length of the Pyrenees, separating the Iberian peninsula? Travelling at first packed into a car, then into a wagon, they take to the road to explore the limits of their now finite land, adrift in a world made new by this radical shift in perspective. schovat popis

What happens when Deadline M-ximo Afonso, a 38-year-old professor of history, discovers that there is a man living in the same city who is identical to him on every physical detail, but not related by blood at all. And what happens when each of these men attempt to investigate each other's lives?

In an unnamed country on the first day of the new year, people stop dying. Amid the general public, there is great celebration: flags are hung out balconies and people dance in the streets. They have achieved the great goal of humanity - eternal life. Death is on strike. Soon though, the residents begin to suffer. For several months undertakers fake bankruptcy, the church is forced to reinvent its doctrine, and local 'maphia' smuggle those on the brink of death over the border where they can expire naturally. Death does return eventually, but with a new corteous approach - delivering violet warning letters to her victims. But what can death do when a letter is unexpectedly returned?

H. is a struggling artist with a commission to paint a portrait of a well-known industrialist. Whilst the industrialist sits for the portrait, H. begins an affair with his subject’s secretary. Meanwhile the painting starts to fail. For inspiration H. takes a trip to Italy to contemplate the works of the great artists, but when his friend back home is arrested by the secret police of Salazar’s regime, H. is pulled back to Portugal. Art, sexuality and politics collide in Saramago’s first novel.

Collects the author's early short stories, infused with satire and fantastical elements and showcasing his efforts to expose the tyranny of the Salazar regime in his native Portugal.

In 1551, King João III of Portugal gave Archduke Maximilian an unusual wedding present: an elephant named Solomon. The elephant's journey from Lisbon to Vienna was witnessed and remarked upon by scholars, historians, and ordinary people. Out of this material, José Saramago has spun a novel already heralded as a triumph of language, imagination, and humor. Solomon and his keeper, Subhro, begin in dismal conditions, forgotten in a corner of the palace grounds. When it occurs to the king and queen that an elephant would be an appropriate wedding gift, everyone rushes to get them ready: Subhro is given two new suits of clothes and Solomon a long overdue scrub. Accompanied by the Archduke, his new wife, and the royal guard, our unlikely heroes traverse a continent riven by the Reformation and civil wars. They make their way through the storied cities of northern Italy: Genoa, Piacenza, Mantua, Verona, Venice, and Trento, where the Council of Trent is in session. They brave the Alps and the terrifying Isarco and Brenner Passes; they sail across the Mediterranean Sea and up the Inn River (elephants, it turns out, are natural sailors). At last they make their grand entry into the imperial city. The Elephant's Journey is a delightful, witty tale of friendship and adventure.

Born in Portugal in 1922 in the tiny village of Azinhaga, Jose Saramago was only eighteen months old when he moved with his father and mother to live in a series of cramped lodgings in a working-class neighbourhood of Lisbon. Nevertheless, he would return to the village throughout his childhood and adolescence, its river landscape and olive groves seeping deep into his memory. Shifting back and forth between Azinhaga and Lisbon, this touching book is a mosaic of memories, a gathering together of the fragmented recollections that make up the idea of one's youth. Written with Saramago's characteristic wit and honesty, Small Memories traces the formation of an artist fascinated by words and stories from an early age and who emerged, against all the odds, as one of the world's most respected writers. By the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Climbing into his aged motor, Jose Saramago's trip across Portugal is a voyage of discovery about his own land. His attention to all he sees is meticulous, whether it be a cobweb-ridden chapel or a grand urban mansion, and each unlocks a thousand memories - of kings, warriors, painters, explorers, writers, saints and sinners. What unites his observations is Saramago's distinctive character as a travelling companion- whether genial after a glass of wine and a drive through misty mountains, or tetchy at being greeted in English by an Algarve hotelier, he is invariably delightful and stimulating company.

A beautiful gift edition of this classic fable about one man's quest to create a forest. In 1910, while hiking through the wild lavender in a wind-swept, desolate valley in Provence, a man comes across a shepherd called Elzéard Bouffier. Staying with him, he watches Elzéard sorting and then planting hundreds of acorns as he walks through the wilderness. Ten years later, after the war, he visits the shepherd again and sees the young forest he has created spreading slowly over the valley. Elzéard's solitary, silent work continues and the narrator returns year after year to see the miracle he is gradually creating: a verdant, green landscape that is a testament to one man's creative instinct.

José Saramago, Nobelpreisträger und die »literarische Stimme Portugals« (Der Spiegel) ist seinen Lesern vor allem als Roman- und Prosaschriftsteller bekannt. Dabei stand am Anfang seines literarischen Schaffens die Lyrik, zu der er auch später immer wieder zurückkehrte. Was ist Zeit? Was ist der Mensch? Welche Kraft hat die Natur, und was hat es mit dem ewigen Mysterium der Liebe auf sich? Fragen, mit denen sich der »Lyriker« Saramago immer wieder beschäftigt hat. Es ist kaum bekannt, dass zu dem beeindruckenden literarischen Werk des Nobelpreisträgers auch drei Gedichtbände gehören - die bislang nicht ins Deutsche übersetzt und vor allem von der Literaturwissenschaft wahrgenommen wurden. Die Liebe und das Meer, zwei immer wiederkehrende Motive in Saramagos Gedichten, wurden zum Motto dieser Auswahl.

Alternate cover edition here Era uma vez um rei que fez promessa de levantar convento em Mafra. Era uma vez a gente que construiu esse convento. Era uma vez um soldado maneta e uma mulher que tinha poderes. Era uma vez um padre que queria voar e morreu doido. «Um romance histórico inovador. Personagem principal, o Convento de Mafra. O escritor aparta-se da descrição engessada, privilegiando a caracterização de uma época. Segue o estilo: "Era uma vez um rei que fez promessas de levantar um convento em Mafra... Era uma vez a gente que construiu esse convento... Era uma vez um soldado maneta e uma mulher que tinha poderes... Era uma vez um padre que queria voar e morreu doido". Tudo, "era uma vez...". Logo a começar por "D. João, quinto do nome na tabela real, irá esta noite ao quarto de sua mulher, D. Maria Ana Josefa, que chegou há mais de dois anos da Áustria para dar infantes à coroa portuguesa a até hoje ainda não emprenhou (...). Depois, a sobressair, essa espantosa personagem, Blimunda, ao encontro de Baltasar. Milhares de léguas andou Blimundo, e o romance correu mundo, na escrita e na ópera (numa adaptação do compositor italiano Azio Corghi). Para a nossa memória ficam essas duas personagens inesquecíveis, um Sete Sóis e o outro Sete Luas, a passearem o seu amor pelo Portugal violento e inquisitorial dos tristes tempos do rei D. João V.» (Diário de Notícias, 9 de Outubro de 1998)

In het dorpje Lavre in Alentejo weet José Saramago op zekere dag niet hoe het verder moet met de roman die hij onder handen heeft, Opgestaan van de grond. Om de impasse te doorbreken draait hij een nieuw vel in de typemachine en begint gewoon te schrijven, zonder onderbreking. En zo ontstaat, bijna terloops, het oerboek van zijn stijl. Achtenvijftig was hij toen het verscheen en in zeventien jaar tijd schreef hij vervolgens het oeuvre bijeen dat hem in 1998 de Nobelprijs opleverde. In Opgestaan van de grond beschrijft Saramago de geschiedenis van de familie Mau-Tempo, eenvoudige landarbeiders in het zuiden van Portugal. Vier generaties verzet en leed tegen een achtergrond van monarchie, republiek en dictatuur, tot de Anjerrevolutie ten slotte uitzicht biedt op verandering. En dat alles in de stijl die met dit boek geboren werd: een onstuitbare stroom van zich aan elkaar vasthakende zinnen met ingevatte dialogen, schijnbaar geleid door de ingevingen van het moment, die het verhaal onderbreken voor gedachten en overpeinzingen, of die het onverhoeds een andere wending geven alles met meesterhand bijeengehouden. In Opgestaan van de grond, een even bewogen als bevlogen roman, staat niet alleen een volk op, maar ook een nieuwe schrijver.

RITUAL.Si és altar el poema, sacrifico. En aquesta pedra de lluna que és el versel coltell del viu guanya tall. Aquí m ́he agenollat. No refuso el cérvol de la prada del meu somnial dard violent que el colpeix. No hi ha foc sense llenya tosca,encara que les mans de la llum acabin brutesde la cendra entebeïda de les paraules.

José Saramagos Buch erzählt in Form eines Dramas von der Nelkenrevolution in Portugal, die in der Nacht vom 24. zum 25. April 1974 die Diktatur stürzt und Demokratie bringt. In einer Lissaboner Zeitungsredaktion erleben die Mitarbeiter diese historischen Ereignisse, geprägt von Zensur und unterschiedlichen Haltungen.

The year: 1936. Europe dances while an invidious dictator establishes himself in Portugal. The city: Lisbon-gray, colorless, chimerical. Ricardo Reis, a doctor and poet, has just come home after sixteen years in Brazil.

Plano Nacional de Leitura Livro recomendado para o 4º ano de escolaridade, destinado a leitura orientada. E se as histórias para crianças passassem a ser de leitura obrigatória para os adultos? Seriam eles capazes de aprender realmente o que há tanto tempo têm andado a ensinar? A Maior Flor do Mundo de José Saramago CRÍTICAS DE IMPRENSA Part straightforward, part mysterious and poetically powerful, his illustrations truly complement the great author’s literary masterstroke. The White Ravens

"¿Qué edad tenía Andrea Mantegna cuando vio, por primera vez, los frescos de Giotto? Niño era, pues sabemos que aún no había cumplido los once años cuando fue a trabajar al taller del pintor Francesco Squarcione, en Padua"- José Saramago (1922-2010-Premio Nobel de Literatura 1998)Esta edición contiene dos ensayos sobre el pintor Andrea Mantegna. El primero "Andrea Mantegna, una ética. una estética" del escritor portugués José Saramago (1922 Azinhhaga, Portugal - 2010 Tías, España), Premio Nobel de Litaratura 1998. El segundo "La importancia de Mantegna. La obscura belleza del renacimiento" de Keith Christiansen, Responsable de Pintura Europea en el Metropolitan Museum of Art de Nueva York, publicado en el número del 31 de diciembre de 2008 de la revista The New Republic.

Saramago has lived in Lanzarote, Spain, since 1993. Following a suggestion of his family's, Saramago started compiling an account of his daily life. More than a mere gathering of memories or reflections, this book explores the reasoning behind his controversial opinions.

«Пещера» — последний из романов Жозе Сарамаго, до сих пор остававшийся не переведенным на русский язык. Сиприано Алгору шестьдесят четыре года, по профессии он гончар. Живет он вместе с дочерью Мартой и ее мужем по имени Марсал, который работает охранником в исполинской торговой организации, известной как Центр. Когда Центр отказывается покупать у Сиприано его миски и горшки, тот решает заняться изготовлением глиняных кукол — и вдруг департамент закупок Центра заказывает ему огромную партию кукол, по двести единиц каждой модели. А затем Марсала переводят из внешней охраны во внутреннюю — и все семейство переселяется в Центр. Но однажды ночью Сиприано слышит шум таинственных механизмов, как будто доносящийся из-под земли, и решает во что бы то ни стало найти разгадку…

«O Lagarto» é um conto breve incluído em A Bagagem do Viajante (1973), volume que reuniu as crónicas escritas por José Saramago para o diário A Capital e para o semanário Jornal do Fundão entre 1971 e 1972. A história narra o aparecimento no Chiado de um misterioso lagarto, cuja presença surpreende os transeuntes e mobiliza os bombeiros, o exército e a aviação. Num estilo claro e preciso, a fábula oferece uma pluralidade de sentidos capaz de cativar leitores de todas as idades. Esta edição conta ainda com as magníficas xilogravuras do mestre J. Borges.

José Saramago muestra lo importante que es el libro y la lectura en la vida de un ser humano. Hace comparaciones con la vida cotidiana, manifestando que la gente sólo saca excusas para explicar el porqué no leen, teniendo aún herramientas suficientes para lograr una buena lectura. Cuestiona también si la enseñanza refuerza como debería de ser la lectura y el amor por los libros, siendo ésta indispensable en la educación. Para dar solución a todas estas cuestiones de Saramago, es necesario detallar con atención sus explicaciones, pues da a entender que no es que no se pueda leer un libro, sino que no se quiere.

Жозе Сарамаго — один из крупнейших писателей современной Португалии, лауреат Нобелевской премии по литературе 1998 года. Герой "Книги имен", служащий Главного архива записи актов гражданского состояния — архива настолько исполинского, что в нем можно заблудиться и пропасть без вести, — одержим единственной страстью: он собирает газетные вырезки, с помощью которых старается восстановить биографии ста знаменитых современников, но быстро убеждается, что каждый из них в той или иной мере скрывает правду о себе. Перед ним проплывают тысячи и тысячи историй, тысячи и тысячи имен, пока одно из них не вбирает в себя как в фокус всю его одержимость, ещё глубже увлекая в кафкианский лабиринт... Впервые на русском языке! Очередной шедевр от лауреата Нобелевской премии и одного из величайших писателей современности!