José Lino Grünewald

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José Lino Grünewald (1931–2000) was a Brazilian intellectual who was born and died in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A multi-disciplinary intellectual, his writings included poetry, translation (especially Ezra Pound's The Cantos), and essays (major works compiled in O grau zero do escreviver). He also acted in the movie O gigante da America.

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O grau zero do escreviver, ed. by José Guilherme Corrêa. São Paulo, 2002.

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