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Chronicals

João Calazans Filho

Casa editrice: Babelcube

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The book "Chronicles” of the Bahian author João Calazans Filho reveals a series of reflections on the daily life of contemporary social relations, with a special focus on the political and literary issues of the country, so that the Brazilian has a guide to think and act to improve their condition as a citizen.  


Through his chronicles, Calazans explores relevant themes, diving into the complex actions of society, unveiling its nuances and ideological trends that outline the paths that the people want to follow, with literature as the main locomotive to lead Brazilians to a level of citizen excellence.  


Finally, the text in the form of chronicles, offers the power of reflection in the historical text, expressing that challenge is one of the ways to achieve hope in search of a better world. 
Disponibile da: 18/06/2024.
Lunghezza di stampa: 158 pagine.

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