Portuguese literature
Aubrey F. G. Bell · narrated by Moss
2026
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Aubrey Bell surveys the literature of Portugal, from medieval songbooks and Camoens to the modern age, setting the writers against the nation's seafaring history. A knowledgeable guide to a tradition often overlooked in the English-speaking world. A rewarding introduction for anyone curious about Portuguese culture and its literary treasures.
25 chapters
- 1INTRODUCTION33m
- 2I 1185-132549m
- 3§ 2. The Cancioneiros57m
- 4FOOTNOTES:12m
- 5II 1325-152147m
- 6§ 2 Epic and Later Galician Poetry30m
- 7§ 3 The Chroniclers53m
- 8§ 4 The Cancioneiro Geral30m
- 9III The Sixteenth Century [1502-80]51m
- 10FOOTNOTES:35m
- 11§ 2 Lyric and Bucolic Poetry1h 4m
- 12FOOTNOTES:18m
- 13§ 3 The Drama57m
- 14§ 4 Luis de Camões53m
- 15§ 5 The Historians1h 13m
- 16FOOTNOTES:23m
- 17§ 6 Quinhentista Prose1h 3m
- 18§ 7. Religious and Mystic Writers54m
- 19IV 1580-17061h 4m
- 20V 1706-181655m
- 21VI 1816-191055m
- 22§ 2 The Reaction and After1h 21m
- 23FOOTNOTES:33m
- 24APPENDIX38m
- 25§ 2 The Galician Revival39m
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