Journey to Portugal A Pursuit of Portugal's History and Culture

Jose Saramago

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Rodzaj (nośnik) / Item type	książka / book
Dział / Department	Książki i czasopisma / Books and periodicals
Autor / Author	Jose Saramago
Tytuł / Title	Journey to Portugal
Podtytuł / Subtitle	A Pursuit of Portugal's History and Culture
Język / Language	angielski
Seria (cykl) / Part of series	VINTAGE CLASSICS
Wydawca / Publisher	Vintage
Rok wydania / Year published	2021

Rodzaj oprawy / Cover type	Miękka
Wymiary / Size	13.0x20.0
Liczba stron / Pages	464
Ciężar / Weight	0,3250 kg

ISBN	9781784871826 (9781784871826)
EAN/UPC	9781784871826
Stan produktu / Condition	nowy / new - sprzedajemy wyłącznie nowe nieużywane produkty

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José Saramago takes us on a thrilling literary journey through the land, history and culture of his native country.

From the misty mountains of the north to the southern seascape of the Algarve, the travels of Nobel Laureate José Saramago are a passionate rediscovery of his own land.

Embarking in the autumn of 1979, Saramago resolves to travel to Portugal, as well as through it. As his country emerges from an authoritarian dictatorship, he traverses his beloved homeland, neglecting its grand 'sights' in favour of Romanesque churches and cobweb-ridden chapels, determined to find belonging in the landscape which went on to inform his greatest works of fiction.