L’articulisme literari de Josep Maria de Sagarra
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https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.2007.20.63-70Abstract
For more than forty years, Josep Maria de Sagarra wrote for the print press, above all in Catalonia and especially in Barcelona. Sagarra’s articulations are distinguished by a rare sort of literary perfection, half-way between journalism and prose poetry. On a wide variety of subjects, his observations are always subjective and critical. The style of his articles is impressionistic and of a great plasticity. His articulations are lyrical, imaginative, highly colored and written in a language that is not far from the colloquial register, which addresses the reader in a friendly tone.
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