Podcast
How to teach Camões at school and for what purpose? From this question, José Augusto Cardoso Bernardes and Rui Mateus exploit the contemporary challenges of the poet’s teaching, advocating a more inclusive and up -to -date approach to his work. Listen here the third episode of the new Express Podcast, “Camões: 500 years of history and legend”
In the five hundred years of the birth of the author of the Luísadas, teachers José Augusto Cardoso Bernardes and Rui Mateus reflect on the challenges and possibilities of the poet’s teaching in schools and address issues such as literary interpretation and the need to update school programs.
Moderate by Cristina Costa Gomes, the conversation runs topics such as teacher education, the presence of Camões in school manuals, the role of literature as artistic education and the importance of adapting content to the new cultural and social realities of students.
Listen here the “Camões: 500 years of history and legend” podcast, recorded at the National Library of Portugal, under the celebrations of the V Centenary of the birth of Luís de Camões.
Five centuries after the birth of Luís de Camões, Expresso invites him to rediscover the greatest poet of the Portuguese language. Who was Camões anyway? A literary genius, a tireless adventurer or a mitigated figure over the centuries?
In this special podcast, recorded in, we hear a cycle of debates that explores life, work and mysteries that still involve the author of “Os Lusíadas”. A sound trip through the history and legend of one of the most fascinating figures of Lusophony.
Available from June 10 at Expresso and the main podcast platforms.
