Os Cus de Judas

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Os Cus de Judas is a novel by Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes that offers a dark, introspective portrayal of the Portuguese Colonial War in Angola.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel
author António Lobo Antunes
countryOfOrigin Portugal
criticizes Estado Novo regime
Portuguese colonial policy
depicts alienation of returning veterans
urban life in Lisbon after the war
genre autobiographical novel
psychological fiction
war novel
hasCharacterType Portuguese army doctor
Portuguese conscript soldiers
hasReception critical acclaim in Portugal
international recognition
hasTheme colonialism
disillusionment
existential angst
guilt
identity
madness
memory
post-traumatic stress
violence
war trauma
influenced later Portuguese war narratives
languageRegister colloquial Portuguese
vulgar language
literaryMovement Portuguese contemporary literature
postcolonial literature
mainSubject Angolan War of Independence
Portuguese Colonial War
narrativePerspective first-person narration
notableFor critical view of Portuguese colonialism
intense psychological depiction of war
originalLanguage Portuguese
partOf Portuguese war literature
portrays Portuguese soldiers in Angola
brutality of colonial war
settingLocation Angola
settingPeriod Portuguese Colonial War
style dense prose
nonlinear narrative
stream of consciousness
titleFigurativeMeaning remote and forsaken place
titleLiteralMeaning The Devil's Arse
surface form: "The Arsehole of Judas"
tone dark
introspective

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António Lobo Antunes notableWork Os Cus de Judas
Lobo Antunes notableWork Os Cus de Judas
subject surface form: António Lobo Antunes