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This corresponds to a mode of
aesthetic intervention, recognised as being avant-garde
and followed by poets that were frequently connected with other movements, most
particularly with neo-realism and surrealism.
Its main exponents, who have remained faithful to this tendency for at least
four decades, are E.
M. de Melo e Castro and Ana
Hatherly (the latter also being the author of an important surrealist
novella, O Mestre).
 E. M. de Melo e Castro |
