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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: Pessoa's Bodies Anna M. Klobucka Mark Sabine 3
Corporeal Investigations
To Pretend Is to Know Oneself Dana Stevens 39
Strength, Contemplation, and Disquiet: Towards a Corporeal Aesthetic of the Heteronyms Alessandra M. Pires 52
Unburied Bodies: Abdication and Art Production in The Book of Disquiet Blake Strawbridge 71
Reading Pessoa Queerly
Fernando Pessoa: The Homoerotic Drama Fernando Arenas 103
Fernando Pessoa, He Had His Nerve George Monteiro 124
'Ever-repositioned mysteries': Homosexuality and Heteronymity in 'Antinous' Mark Sabine 149
(Dis)Placing Women
The Truant Muse and the Poet's Body M. Irene Ramalho Santos 181
Kissing All Whores: Displaced Women and the Poetics of Modernity in Alvaro de Campos Kathryn Bishop-Sanchez 201
Together at Last: Reading the Love Letters of Ophelia Queiroz and Fernando Pessoa Anna M. Klobucka 224
Pessoa in Performance
Appearances of the Author Fernando Cabral Martins 245
Automatic Romance: Pessoa's Mediumistic Writings as Sexual Theatre Richard Zenith 258
Antonio Tabucchi in Searchof Pessoa's Heteronymous Body Francesca Billiani 273
Contributors 293
Index 297
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Martin Brausewetter
reviewed Embodying Pessoa: Corporeality, Gender, Sexuality on August 26, 2019
Embodying Pessoa: Corporeality, Gender, Sexuality
While this short (80 pages) "Reader's Guide" to Henryk's Sienkiewicz' Trilogy, With Fire and Sword, The Deluge and Fire in the Steppe is by no means essential to understanding or wading your way through the combined 3500 pages of Sienkiewicz's paean to Poland and her people, it is useful for understanding the general challenges of good translation and the author's own struggles with his original American translator. My only complaint is that I suspect each of the little sections could really have been expanded into much more deeply revealing essays. As it is, with the exception of The Art of Translation, they read as mere epilogues or perhaps prologues.
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