Nova Águia Núm. 15: Orpheu

In the fifteenth installment of the acclaimed Nova Águia series, a group of prominent authors and thinkers come together to delve into the rich history and impact of Orpheu, a literary movement that has left an indelible mark on Portuguese culture. The book serves as a celebration of the centenaries of Orpheu and the Art of Being Portuguese, highlighting the philosophical and literary discussions that emerged in the context of Cabo Verdean conferences. Each contributor examines the lasting significance of these cultural milestones and engages with themes of identity, creativity, and the evolution of Portuguese literature.

Through a kaleidoscope of essays and reflections, readers are invited to explore the vibrant tapestry of ideas that define not only the past but also the contemporary landscape of Portuguese-speaking communities. This collaborative work is both a tribute to Orpheu’s legacy and a profound exploration of how literature can shape national consciousness, inviting new generations to connect with their cultural heritage.