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   Jorge Amado, Margaret A. Neves (Tradução) 3.80. 1,000 ratings69 reviews. Street urchin Antonia Balduino, inspired by medicine man Jubiaba, abandons his precarious life as a circus boxer and balladeer to join the stuggle of local workers against oppression.

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   Jubiabá is a father figure to Baldo. He goes back to the time of slavery (the book is set in the 1930s) and seems to carry on in good form throughout the book. More importantly than a father figure, however, Jubiabá is the local voodoo priest.

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   Jubiabá (Portuguese pronunciation: [ʒubjaˈba]) is a Brazilian modernist novel written by Jorge Amado in 1935. It earned Amado an international reputation, being hailed by Albert Camus as “a magnificent and haunting” book.

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   Jubiabá narrates the life of Antônio Balduíno (Baldo), a black boy, raised by his aunt, Luísa, at Morro do Capa Negro, in Salvador. With the death of his aunt, Baldo goes to live in the house of a commander, where he meets his daughter, Lindinalva, for whom he has an intellectual and obsessive passion.

5. literature.stackexchange.com › questions › 20040In what way is Jorge Amado's novel Jubiabá a modernist novel?

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   Nov 22, 2021 · His first novels were published a few years later: O País do Carnaval (The Country of Carnival, 1931), Cacau (1933) and Jubiabá (1935; English translation 1989). According to Wikipedia, the first novel has not been translated into English.

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   Jan 1, 2009 · Jubiabá. Spacca (Adaptador e Desenhista), Jorge Amado. 3.78. 63 ratings8 reviews. Jubiabá, romance de Jorge Amado escrito entre 1934 e 1935, tem como protagonista Antônio Balduíno, menino pobre nascido no morro do Capa-Negro, em Salvador.

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   Is Jubiabá a good book?

   • Jubiabá is a novel that has stood the test of time, remaining a classic of Brazilian literature more than 80 years after it was first published. Its rich imagery, vivid characters, and powerful themes continue to resonate with readers around the world, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the culture and society of Brazil.

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   • Jubiabá ( Portuguese pronunciation: [ʒubjaˈba]) is a Brazilian modernist novel written by Jorge Amado in 1935. It earned Amado an international reputation, being hailed by Albert Camus as “a magnificent and haunting” book.

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   What is the theme of Jubiabá by Jorge Amado?

   • Jorge Amado's Jubiabá is a masterpiece of Brazilian modernist literature, exploring the complex themes of race, friendship, and social injustice. The novel's plot centers around the life of Antonio Balduino, a young black boy from Salvador de Bahia, who befriends a candomblé priest, Jubiabá.

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   What is Jubiabá about?

   • Jubiabá examines the African-Brazilian culture of the state of Bahia, with much emphasis on candomblé and macumba. It continues the theme of development of political consciousness among the working class from Amado's earlier novels Cacau and Sweat.

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   What does Jubiabá stand for?

   • Home » Brazil » Jorge Amado » Jubiabá (Jubiabá) This is the story of a black Brazilian, Antônio Balduino (known as Baldo), who is born in poverty and orphaned early on. He lives in a poor black district where everyone is poor, most are friendly and all struggle to survive.

   Amado: Jubiaba - The Modern Novel

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   Why do people go to Jubiabá?

   • He goes back to the time of slavery (the book is set in the 1930s) and seems to carry on in good form throughout the book. More importantly than a father figure, however, Jubiabá is the local voodoo priest. People go to him to be cured, instead of to a doctor, but they also go to him for love potions, to lift curses and so on.

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   Feb 25, 2023 · Jorge Amado's Jubiabá is a masterpiece of Brazilian modernist literature, exploring the complex themes of race, friendship, and social injustice. The novel's plot centers around the life of Antonio Balduino, a young black boy from Salvador de Bahia, who befriends a candomblé priest, Jubiabá.