Description

A Lisbon psychiatrist, recently returned from the Angolan War and struggling through the aftermath of a fractured marriage, moves through a single day haunted by memory, loneliness, and disillusionment. As he encounters patients, acquaintances, and the city itself, ordinary moments become passages into the wounds of private and collective history. With dense, lyrical prose and shifting streams of consciousness, the novel explores trauma, alienation, love, and the difficulty of reclaiming a meaningful life. This powerful debut established its author as a major voice in contemporary Portuguese literature.

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LITERATURA RANDOM HOUSE

Published Sep 9, 2005

160 pages

ISBN: 9788439712527

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Details

First Published

1979

Language

spa

Translation

Original: Memória de elefante

From: por

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Elephant's Memory by António Lobo Antunes.

War/Trauma
Substance Use
Mental Health
Death/Grief