Bernardim Ribeiro bol renesančný portugalský básnik a spisovateľ. Jeho dielo, predovšetkým kniha známa ako Livro das saudades, je jedným z najlepších príkladov žánru pastierskeho románu v renesančnej literatúre. Ribeirova tvorba sa vyznačuje jedinečným štýlom a hĺbkou, ktorá čitateľa vtiahne do sveta emócií a prírody. Jeho vplyv na portugalskú literatúru je nezanedbateľný, zanechal nezmazateľnú stopu v žánri románu.
Selected for its cultural significance, this work preserves the essence of the original artifact, showcasing historical copyright references and library stamps. It serves as a vital piece of civilization's knowledge base, providing readers with an authentic glimpse into the past while maintaining fidelity to the original text.
Set in the Iberian Peninsula, this pastoral romance uniquely presents a feminine perspective, exploring themes of love and longing. Through its narrative, it delves into the emotional complexities of relationships, revealing the inner thoughts and desires of its characters. The book serves as a significant contribution to the genre, offering insights into the romantic ideals and societal norms of its time.
Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Portuguese countryside, this pastoral romance follows the love story between Menina, a virtuous girl, and Crisfal, a handsome shepherd. Their idyllic relationship faces challenges from jealousy and societal pressures, reflecting the complexities of rural life in 16th-century Portugal. Through lyrical prose, Ribeiro captures themes of love, loyalty, and nature's beauty, making this work a significant piece of Portuguese literature, celebrated for its vivid descriptions and emotional depth.
Colecção 120 Anos JN - Grandes Autores Portugueses Bernardim Ribeiro (Vila de Torrão?, século XV?, antes de 1557?) colaborou no "Cancioneiro Geral" (1516) de Garcia de Resende. Mas, pouco se conhece com exactidão da sua vida. Como poeta, é considerado o iniciador do bucolismo em Portugal. Uma das suas mais famosas composições é a novela, incompleta, "Menina e Moça", de índole sentimental, onde a natureza surge como causadora do estado de alma - atitude romântica quatro séculos antes do romantismo. A obra foi editada pela primeira vez em 1554, em Itália, pelo português Abraão Usque. Posteriormente, seria editada em Évora, em 1557, por André de Burgos, e na Alemanha, dois anos mais tarde, pelo impressor Arnold Birckman.