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Winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature
UC Irvine Chancellor's Distinguished Fellow
A Selective Bibliography: The UC Irvine Libraries
April 12, 2001Dawn Anderson, Romance & German Literature Librarian
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Note: Terra do Pecado (1947), republished in 1997 by Caminho, was the first novel Saramago published, but today he does not consider it part of his body of work.
Saramago has collaborated with Italian composer Azio Corghi to write librettos for two operas composed by Corghi. The first is "Blimunda" (1990) based on the novel O Memorial do Convento. The second is "Divara, Wasser und Blut" (1993(?)) based on the play In Nomine Dei. Corghi has also composed a cantata inspired by a passage in the novel O Evangelho Segundo Jesus Cristo.
A special monographic thematic issue in honor of Saramago's winning of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature. Beautifully rendered compilation of new contributions of scholarship on Saramago, and a small amount of previously unpublished material by Saramago (see "Selected Additional Publications by Saramago" above). Most of the content is in Portuguese, with articles in English, Spanish, and French.
Complementing the scholarship and writing of Saramago, are specially created artwork and poetry, reproductions of personal photographs, as well as facsimiles of related ephemeral materials, such as part of an issue of Vertice in which a story Saramago wrote was published (appearing between p. 116 and p. 117) with a folded original typed manuscript sheet tucked into the "issue". Also of note is a diary/scrapbook (inserted between p. 472 and p. 473) by Pilar del Rio (a Spanish journalist and Saramago�s wife) of the period of time between the announcement of the Saramago being named the 1998 Nobel Laureate for Literature in October 1998 through Saramago's trip to Sweden to receive the Nobel Prize in December 1998.
Langson Library Location: Filed with the New York Times in the Current Periodicals Room
Langson Library Call Number: AP 4 .T45
Langson Library Location: Filed with the Los Angeles Times in the Current Periodicals Room
http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1998/
Official web site of the Nobel Foundation containing information about
José Saramago as the 1998 Nobel laureate in Literature. The site
contains an autobiographical article by Saramago, a brief bio-bibliography,
as well as the transcript of Saramago's Nobel lecture (available in Portuguese,
English, and Swedish), photos of the ceremony, and links to other related
sites. All content available in English.
http://www.citi.pt/cultura/literatura/romance/saramago/corpo.html
This thorough web site is part of the larger "Temas da Cultura" effort.
All of the content is in Portuguese, and includes links to a bibliography
of his works (click on "Bibliografia") and to collected information
related to his receipt of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Literature (click on "Prémio
Nobel da Literatura"). In the Bibliography, there are links to information
about each of his works. Less obvious on the start page are the links to
worthwhile information about Saramago and his works. In the introductory
paragraph on the site's start page, click on "José Saramago" to
find a chronology of his life and work. To find a lengthy list of references
to related articles, click on "Sónia Rodrigues" on the
start page of the site.
http://www.liv-arcoiris.pt/bienal98/Bibliografia/paginas/saramago.html
This web site, supported by the Ministério da Cultura of Portugal,
and the Instituto Português do Livro e da Leitura, contains many
pages of information about José Saramago and his work. All content
is in Portuguese.
http://www.publico.pt/saramago/destaque-x01.htm
This web site provides access to articles published in Público dating
back to 1996. All content is in Portuguese.
http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/saramago.htm
This brief website is in English, and provides a short overview and introduction
to Saramago and his work.
http://www.caleida.pt/saramago/
In Portuguese with information about Saramago and his works.