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Narração chorosa, rítmica e sentimental de uma alma poética. Hipnótica Oração poética e discursos inspirativos, englobados e apresentados em emocionais notas do coração. Criação autónoma, inspirada por antigos bardos e lógicos de prosa. Esta compilação poética é organizada ao agradar do estilo escritural do Autor e seu sistema filosófico, sem desconsiderar os interesses e paladar do leitor. Seu conteúdo varia de estilos poéticos vários, predominante em prosa e verso-livre. A formação de seu conteúdo inspira-se nas experiências e dificuldades da vida, no romance e nas questões do coração, nos laços humanos e valores compartilhados, na cultura e nos costumes, na justiça social e equidade, e na crítica sociopolítica, todos levemente mistos aos princípios filosóficos de metafísica, existencialismo e moralismo em uma ironia de bom gosto e apelo emotivo como a justaposição ficcional do exemplo vis-à-vis realismo.
Manuscritos poéticos de Duke Silva. Poemas e discursos a alma e a mente. Literatura filosófico/poética
This is the first Chronology of Portuguese Literature to be published in any language. It presents a comprehensive year-by-year list of significant and representative works of literature published mainly in Portuguese from 1128 to the beginning of the current millennium. As a reference tool, it displays the continuity and variety of the literature of the oldest European country, and documents the development of Portuguese letters from their origins to the year 2000, while also presenting the year of birth and death of each author. This book is an ideal resource for students and academics of Portuguese literature and Lusophone cultures.
A shocking personal memoir and new perspective on World War II, following Helene Munson’s journey in her father’s footsteps through the years when he was one of Hitler’s child soldiers When Helene Munson finally reads her father, Hans Dunker’s, wartime journal, she discovers secrets he kept buried for seven decades. This is no ordinary historical document but a personal account of devastating trauma. During World War II, the Nazis trained some three hundred thousand German children to fight for Hitler. Hans was just one of those boy soldiers. Sent to the elite Feldafing school at nine years old, he found himself in the grip of a system that substituted dummy grenades for Frisbees. By age seventeen, Hans had shot down Allied pilots with antiaircraft artillery. In the desperate, final stage of Hitler’s war, he was sent on a suicide mission to Závada on the Sudetenland front, where he witnessed the death of his schoolmates—and where Helene begins to retrace her father’s footsteps after his death. As Helene translates Hans’s journal and walks his path of suffering and redemption, she uncovers the lost history of an entire generation brainwashed by the Third Reich’s school system and funneled into the Hitler Youth. A startling new account of this dark era, The Feldafing Boys grapples with inherited trauma, the burden of guilt, and the blurred line between “perpetrator” and “victim.” It is also a poignant tale of forgiveness, as Helene comes to see her late father as not just a soldier but as one boy in a sea of three hundred thousand forced onto the wrong side of history—and left to answer for it. Previously published in hardcover as Hitler’s Boy Soldiers