DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際

Marking the centenary of the birth of Deolinda da Conceição (1913), Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira proposes a critical-historiographical reading of her literary and journalistic production, arguing that the author's short stories and chronicles constitute a "route of emotions" that allows us to unders...

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Published in:Review of Culture
Main Author: Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira
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Published: Instituto Cultural de Macau 2013
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Online Access:https://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/pdfViewerParts/40043/2719
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description Marking the centenary of the birth of Deolinda da Conceição (1913), Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira proposes a critical-historiographical reading of her literary and journalistic production, arguing that the author's short stories and chronicles constitute a "route of emotions" that allows us to understand the daily life of Macao at decisive moments—from the Sino-Japanese War to the post-Second World War period—as well as to observe the way in which her writing stages women's struggle for freedom, equal opportunities, and social recognition. The article articulates textual analysis with historical contextualization, drawing on publications surrounding the newspaper *Notícias de Macau*, especially the set of narratives gathered in *Cheong-Sam. A Cabaia*, and on Deolinda's role as a contributor and editor responsible for a supplement dedicated to the condition of women. Among the findings, the emphasis stands out on an emotional realism that bears witness to lived "dramas," the valorization of the print press as an instrument for defending interests and for the dissemination of information and culture, and the formulation of a conception of the "modern woman" in which feminine difference is not denied but affirmed in parity with competence and autonomy. The article concludes that the author occupies a significant place in Macao's cultural history, articulating literature, the press, and emancipatory claims.
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spelling DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
Marking the centenary of the birth of Deolinda da Conceição (1913), Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira proposes a critical-historiographical reading of her literary and journalistic production, arguing that the author's short stories and chronicles constitute a "route of emotions" that allows us to understand the daily life of Macao at decisive moments—from the Sino-Japanese War to the post-Second World War period—as well as to observe the way in which her writing stages women's struggle for freedom, equal opportunities, and social recognition. The article articulates textual analysis with historical contextualization, drawing on publications surrounding the newspaper *Notícias de Macau*, especially the set of narratives gathered in *Cheong-Sam. A Cabaia*, and on Deolinda's role as a contributor and editor responsible for a supplement dedicated to the condition of women. Among the findings, the emphasis stands out on an emotional realism that bears witness to lived "dramas," the valorization of the print press as an instrument for defending interests and for the dissemination of information and culture, and the formulation of a conception of the "modern woman" in which feminine difference is not denied but affirmed in parity with competence and autonomy. The article concludes that the author occupies a significant place in Macao's cultural history, articulating literature, the press, and emancipatory claims.
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Macau
Review of Culture
Articles
2013
Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira
spellingShingle DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
Maria de Lurdes N. Escaleira
title DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_autocomplete DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_full DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_fullStr DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_full_unstemmed DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_short DEOLINDA DA CONCEIÇÃO : NO CENTENÁRIO DO SEU NASCIMENTO寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
title_sort deolinda da conceição : no centenário do seu nascimento寫在江道蓮誕辰百年紀念之際
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