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Travel themes in the Portuguese romances from the modern oral tradition are
explored, supported by Di Stefano's concepts of romance omega and romance alfa. They
can refer to past events not in the present narrative, but suggested by present events or by
lhe characters' role or nature (a soldier that returns from war, for example). But travel can
also assume a more direct role in the alfa type, as the narrative structure corresponds directly
with the events narrated. Travel action, therefore, collides with the narrative present,
and is reflected in a related detailed verbal structure.
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Travel Portuguese romanceiro romance omega romance alfa Almeida Garrett narrative structure
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Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier