Portuguese writer and poet
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José Maria dos Reis Pereira (17 September 1901 – 22 December 1969), better known by thepen nameJosé Régio (Portuguese pronunciation:[ʒuˈzɛʁɛ.ʒju]zhoo-ZEHREH-zhyoo), was a Portuguese writer who spent most of his life inPortalegre (1929 to 1962). He was the brother ofJúlio Maria dos Reis Pereira, a painter and illustrator.
In 1927 he founded the magazinePresença which would come to be a cornerstone of theSecond Modernism [pt] movement in Portugal, of which he was the main spokesperson. Aside from this magazine he also made contributions to newspapers such as theDiário de Notícias and theComércio do Porto.
He was defiant of theEstado Novo regime and was a member of theMovimento de Unidade Democrática (Movement of Democratic Unity), supportingNorton de Matos in his bid for the Portuguese presidency.
As a writer, José Régio was the author of novels, plays, poetry and essays. His works are strongly focused on the theme of conflict between Man and God and between Individual and Society; in a critical analysis of solitude and human relations. As an essayist, he dedicated himself to the study ofCamões andFlorbela Espanca.
- 1925 - Poemas de Deus e do Diabo.
- 1929 - Biografia.
- 1935 - As Encruzilhadas de Deus.
- 1945 - Fado (1941), Mas Deus é Grande.
- 1954 - A Chaga do Lado.
- 1961 - Filho do Homem.
- 1968 - Cântico Suspenso.
- 1970 - Música Ligeira.
- 1971 - Colheita da Tarde.
- 1934 - Jogo da Cabra-Cega.
- 1941 - Davam Grandes Passeios aos Domingos.
- 1942 - O Príncipe com Orelhas de Burro.
- 1945 to 1966 - A Velha Casa.
- 1946 - Histórias de Mulheres,The Flame-Coloured Dress, UK, 1999 (+ Davam Grandes Passeios...)ISBN 1-85754-386-6
- 1962 - Há Mais Mundos.
- 1936 - Críticas e Criticados.
- 1938 - António Botto e o Amor.
- 1940 - Em Torno da Expressão Artística.
- 1952 - As Correntes e as Individualidades na Moderna Poesia Portuguesa.
- 1964 - Ensaios de Interpretação Crítica.
- 1967 - Três Ensaios sobre Arte.
- 1977 - Páginas de Doutrina e Crítica da Presença.
- 1936 - Sonho de uma Véspera de Exame.
- 1940 - Jacob e o Anjo.
- 1940 - Sou um Homem Moral.
- 1947 -Benilde ou a Virgem-Mãe.
- 1949 - El-Rei Sebastião.
- 1954 - A Salvação do Mundo.
- 1957 - Três Peças em Um Acto. (Três máscaras; O meu caso; Mário ou Eu Próprio - O Outro).
- 1967 - O Judeu Errante.
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