Abstract
The following work aims to study two Lusitanian cultures of dissent: the Brazilian concrete poetry of Haroldo de Campos (focusing on his trans-creations of some Russian poets) and the Portuguese Experimental poetry of Ana Hatherly (through a selection of her visual poetries). So, the culture of dissent will specifically concern the style used by the two poetic groups. This style represented a real innovation in the Portuguese and Brazilian cultures in the second half of the XXth century, marked by hard political contexts. Furthermore, the dissent will be visible in some typical poetries and in some Russian poets analysed by the Brazilian concrete poets.
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