Presença de Eça de Queirós, Ramalho Ortigão, Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro no debate e na polêmica naturalista no Brasil
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Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, Ramalho Ortigão, Eça de Queirós, naturalism in BrazilAbstract
The naturalistic and realistic aesthetic only developed to some extent in Brazil after 1881 with the release of O Mulato by Aluizio de Azevedo, three years after the famous "Primo Basilio polemic''. This new aesthetic style cannot be separated from either the social and political reform spirit nor the progress, which in that time moved young intelectuais and writers inspired in Brazil and in Portugal by the evolutionary theories and the positivist philosophies. Eça de Queiros, Ramalho Ortigao with As Farpas e Cronicas polémicas, in Recife's and Rio de Janeiro's newspapers, Bordale Pinheiro with his caricatures published in the satírica! newspapers of Brazil's capital embodied essential a mediation for the promotion of new ideas between Brazil and Europe after 1871. Given their contributions to Brazilian newspapers after 1880 both writers eventually became authentic Portuguese and Brazilian authors.
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