“Povos quase da mesma língua”: não-/tradução, modernização, e as relações Brasil-Argentina, 1865-1900
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v8.n2.2019.24385Mots-clés :
relações Brasil-ArgentinaRésumé
"Me siento feliz por no poder hablaros en español, porque doy así prueba de que considero tan unidas, tan hermanas nuestras nacionalidades, tan vinculado el pueblo brasileño al generoso pueblo argentino, como hermanos son nuestros idiomas, que se comprenden, que se confunden, que tienen el mismo origen y la misma suavidad.” O congressista brasileiro Serzedelo Correia proferiu estas palavras no começo de seu discurso ao Congresso argentino em 29 de outubro de 1900, como parte das festividades que envolviam a visita do presidente brasileiro Campos Sales a Buenos Aires, retribuindo a visita de Julio Roca, seu homólogo argentino, ao Rio de Janeiro no ano anterior. “Sí! Si el idioma es uno de los elementos que más electrizan a un pueblo y una nacionalidad en la unidad de sus ideales, de sus ideas, en la conformidad de sus costumbres, en la convergencia, de sus sentimientos, en la identidad de sus dolores, de sus alegrías,” continuou a desenvolver sua ideologia da linguagem, então “los idiomas que nosotros hablamos están para decirnos que nuestros destinos se confunden como se confunden las aguas del Plata y del Amazonas con el Océano, las cuales, en una larga extensión, afirman su individualidad, pero habiendo momentos en que no se sabe dónde terminan los ríos y dónde comienza el mar.”[i]
[i] VARELA, Luis Vicente. El Brasil y la Argentina: confraternidad sud-americana; obra descriptiva, ilustrada con fotograbados de las más importantes festividades; Pub. por la Intendencia municipal de la capital de la República Argentina. Buenos Aires: Impr. de J. Peuser, 1901, p. 359-360.
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