What is the criticism made by Eça de Queirós in the novel 'The Maias'? A) The lack of physical strength of the character reflects the Romanticism, ...
What is the criticism made by Eça de Queirós in the novel 'The Maias'?
A) The lack of physical strength of the character reflects the Romanticism, which, for the author, was dated, fragile and flawed.
B) The lack of moral is criticized through the anti-hero of the novel, Basílio, who is a bon vivant and a conqueror.
C) The novel criticizes the romantic aspirations of the protagonist, Luísa, who is influenced by excessive readings of romantic novels.
D) All of the above.
A
B
C
D
A) The lack of physical strength of the character reflects the Romanticism, which, for the author, was dated, fragile and flawed.
B) The lack of moral is criticized through the anti-hero of the novel, Basílio, who is a bon vivant and a conqueror.
C) The novel criticizes the romantic aspirations of the protagonist, Luísa, who is influenced by excessive readings of romantic novels.
D) All of the above.
A
B
C
D
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A crítica feita por Eça de Queirós no romance "Os Maias" é a de que a aristocracia portuguesa do século XIX estava em decadência, sem valores morais e sem perspectivas de futuro. A alternativa que melhor representa essa crítica é a letra D, "todas as alternativas acima".
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