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Improbable on two The only difference between life and death is that the living still have time, but the time to say that one word, to make that one gesture, is running out for them. Improbable on two counts, this conversation is reported as if it actually took place. There was no other way of making it sound plausible. Their echoes continue to haunt generations to come long after the voices have themselves ceased to exist. Among those haunted, there remain a few whose sojourn in the land of unheard is deliberately prolonged. Perhaps what haunts them is the echo of their own thoughts, sometimes resulting in a laborious love affair with words which benefits the readers like us in a twofold manner.

Interestingly, even if those words, at a glance seem mundane, they carry with them such traces which make you feel nostalgic for that Silence you savored in the first place. This is how I can describe my reading experience of this work by Saramago featuring Fernando Pessoa. To be able to create such heteronyms and then to ascribe different personality traits and writing style to them, is a marvelous feat in my opinion, especially since it demonstrates the enormity of an otherwise trivial human existence.

And this idea is what is precisely achieved by Saramago through his writing in this work. He creates a piece which befits his style and his personality, written in a manner quite ordinary as demonstrated by the thoughts and life of Ricardo Reis, a heteronym of Pessoa, in this work yet it captures the immensity of a banal existence so beautifully that it makes you ache more for the master.

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The rest belongs to the genius of Fernando Pessoa. His deftness in using magical realism shines forth as he juxtaposes Reis and Pessoa in the novel. Reis comes to Lisbon after the death of Pessoa and visits his grave. He is then visited by the ghost of Pessoa and the two engage in conversations whenever they meet.

The conversations are cerebral at times which only seems to suggest the kind of struggle Pessoa, who mostly remained solitary, went through during his lifetime. Well I don't know what death is, but I am not convinced that it is this other side of life we are discussing, because death, in my opinion, limits itself to being.

Death is, it does not exist, it is. Are being and existing not the same thing then, No, my dear Reis, being and existing are not the same thing, and not simply because we have these two different words at our disposal, on the contrary it is because they are not the same thing that we have these two words and make use of them.

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Sometimes we just exist, as life exists but without being aware of this existence. We stride through life as in a dream, languid and aloof. Sometimes we struggle to be on the other side, to feel intensely and make out some meaning, to seek answers and to elevate. And perhaps these are the two sides of life which are indispensable, which are necessary to navigate through this world.

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It tells the story of the final year in the life of the title character, Ricardo Reis, one of the many heteronyms used by the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa. In the novel, Ricardo Reis returns to Lisbon from Brazil, u While there, he chooses not to resume his practice of medicine, but rather takes up residence in a hotel where he wastes his days reading newspapers and wandering the streets of Lisbon. May 30, Anni rated it it was amazing. A haunting novel - in more ways than one: Our narrator's eponymous protagonist, Ricardo Reis, has returned to Portugal at the time of political turmoil and instability throughout Europe in the s.

Here, among the boulevards and alleyways of the city, he is visited 12 times by the spirit of his alter ego Pessoa, holdi A haunting novel - in more ways than one: Here, among the boulevards and alleyways of the city, he is visited 12 times by the spirit of his alter ego Pessoa, holding conversations which reflect the poet's philosophical musings. This is my first venture into Portuguese literature, but it won't be my last.

View all 32 comments. May 22, BlackOxford rated it it was amazing Shelves: Deep Inside Lisbon How is it possible to combine Kafka, Proust, and Borges to create something entirely unique and compelling? Only Saramago knows for sure. With him Portugal is the home of Everyman who copes with the quotidian as well as the bizarre with panache and fortitude. As an incidental benefit, Ricardo Reis also provides a synopsis of Iberian literary history as well as an interesting travelogue of Lisbon.

Read this with Google Earth at hand as he takes you round Baixa and Rossio. View all 10 comments. View all 7 comments. Ricardo Reis desiste de viver. View all 18 comments. There are certain writers, and Saramago is clearly one of them, whose voice is so well defined we can recognise it within a few words. Even his less successful Novels are intensely pleasurable for me to read, simply because I love spending time in the presence of his voice as translated by the wonderful Giovanni Pontiero of course.

And here, in this text, we open the first page and read as follows: It is raining over the colourless city. The waters of th There are certain writers, and Saramago is clearly one of them, whose voice is so well defined we can recognise it within a few words. The waters of the river are polluted with mud, the riverbanks flooded. The steamer is English and belongs to the Royal Mail Line.

She crosses the Atlantic between London and Buenos Aires like a weaving shuttle on the highways of the sea, backward and forward, always calling at the same ports, La Plata, Montevideo, Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Pernambuco, Las Palmas, in this order or vice versa, and unless she is shipwrecked, the steamer will also call at Vigo and Boulogne-sur-Mer before finally entering the Thames just as she is now entering the Tagus, and one does not ask which is the greater river, which the greater town.

For me, such a paragraph is enough to inspire trust and guarantee a committed reading. Regardless, I shall end with a quote from Reis himself: I am only the place where Someone feels or thinks. I have more than one soul. Even so I exist Indifferent to them all. Crossed impulses of that Which I feel or do not feel Dispute in who I am. They dictate nothing To whom I know I am: View all 4 comments. Fez-me amar mais Lisboa, as pessoas e a vida. O estranhamento inicial e a procura de um lugar para chamar de lar.

Li o livro de forma lenta como a narrativa pede. Somos contos contando contos, nada" Pessoa, Fernando. Texto publicado no VI em: View all 9 comments. Pessoa si frazionava nei suoi eteronimi. Un aggrapparsi ad una sopravvivenza moltiplicata che non riusciva a soddisfarsi di una sola voce ma in un ventaglio di possibili versioni.


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Giochi di parole, giochi di specchi. Una fra le altre: View all 12 comments. View all 5 comments. Para que faz Saramago regressar afinal Ricardo Reis? Mas vem sobretudo para confrontar a sua poesia e o seu epicurismo com a realidade da sua terra e do resto do mundo. Ricardo Reis vai morrer. Every time I read a book by Saramago I feel sad because he is no longer among us, to delight us with his writing, and that feels terrible.

I felt this once more while reading this book, and I think I will feel it when I read the books I haven't read yet. Having said this, I had a wonderful time reading this book. Basically it tells what happens when Ricardo Reis, one of Fernando Pessoa's heteronyms, returns to Lisbon after sixteen years living in Brazil.

There is a revolution in that country, Rei Every time I read a book by Saramago I feel sad because he is no longer among us, to delight us with his writing, and that feels terrible.