Ramalho Ortigão byl klíčovou postavou portugalské literatury 19. století, známý svým ostrým intelektem a kritickým pohledem na společnost. Jeho dílo se vyznačuje pronikavým stylem a hlubokým zájmem o portugalskou identitu a její místo v moderní Evropě. Spolu s dalšími intelektuály své generace se snažil o povznesení portugalské kultury a literatury, zkoumal témata pokroku i národních kořenů. Ortigão byl nejen plodným spisovatelem, ale také významným novinářem a literárním kritikem, jehož eseje a romány dodnes rezonují svou nadčasovostí.
Discover the beauty of Portugal's beaches with this helpful guide, which provides detailed information on each location's amenities, attractions, and history. Ramalho Ortigão's witty and informative writing style makes this book an enjoyable read for both travelers and armchair adventurers alike.
Two friends were kidnapped on the road to Sintra by three masked men and taken to a mysterious house. In the house there is a corpse. The usual questions arise: who was he? How did he die? Was it a natural death or a murder? Who was the perpetrator or the instigator of the crime? The two friends are the two narrators - Eca de Queiroz and Ramalho Ortigao - whose story was published in the form of letters to the editor recounting what happened to them."
Colecção BI.077 O Mistério da Estrada de Sintra é a primeira narrativa de cariz policial da literatura nacional.
John Bull is a humorous satirical novel that pokes fun at British society in the late 19th century. Portuguese author Ramalho Ortigão paints a colorful picture of a society with rigid social hierarchies and absurdly strict codes of behavior, making us laugh even as we recognize the truths in his observations.