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, Manuela Porto (Lisboa, 24 de abril de 1908 … Manuela Porto (Lisboa, 24 de abril de 1908 — Lisboa, 7 de julho de 1950) foi uma actriz, escritora, jornalista, crítica de teatro, declamadora de poesia e tradutora portuguesa, conhecida também pelo seu activismo como defensora dos direitos da mulher e opositora do regime do Estado Novo em Portugal. Como tradutora, introduziu importantes obras de várias escritoras, até então nunca traduzidas para a língua portuguesa, tais como Louisa May Alcott, Anne Bronte, Elizabeth Gaskell e Virginia Woolf, sendo-lhe também atribuída a popularização da obra do poeta português Fernando Pessoa através dos seus recitais de poesia.essoa através dos seus recitais de poesia.
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