2G Nº97 Nuno Melo Sousa

One might say, then, that such yearning to do things differ ently ultimately evokes (or even merges with) being original, being new, being m odern. Perhaps this desire reflects -or presupposes- the uncertainty that underl ies any tricky process of evolution, stuck between continuity and an attempt to establish a distinct, consolidated language in its own right, with its own ident ity