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Es ist auf der Albrechtsstrae, jener Verkehrsader der Residenz, die den Albrechtsplatz und das Alte Schlo mit der Kaserne der Gardefusiliere verbindet um Mittag, wochentags, zu einer gleichgultigen Jahreszeit. Das Wetter ist maig gut, indifferent. Es regnet nicht, aber der Himmel ist auch nicht klar; er ist gleichmaig weigrau, gewohnlich, unfestlich, und die Strae liegt in einer stumpfen und nuchternen Beleuchtung, die alles Geheimnisvolle, jede Absonderlichkeit der Stimmung ausschliet. Es herrscht ein Verkehr von mittlerer Regsamkeit, ohne viel Larm und Gedrange, entsprechend dem nicht sehr geschaftigen Charakter der Stadt. Trambahnwagen gleiten dahin, ein paar Droschken rollen vorbei, auf den Burgersteigen bewegt sich Einwohnerschaft, farbloses Volk, Passanten, Publikum, Leute. Zwei Offiziere, die Hande in den Schragtaschen ihrer grauen Paletots, kommen einander entgegen: ein General und ein Leutnant. Der General nahert sich von der Schlo-, der Leutnant von der Kasernenseite her. Der Leutnant ist blutjung, ein Milchbart, ein halbes Kind.

Um testemunho de que o futuro pertence a quem se atreve a caminhar com fé.Uma história inspiradora sobre propósito e devoção para conquistar seus sonhos.Neste livro, Carlos Wizard ensina como a fé, a

Uma reflexão por dia para te transformar no líder que você sempre quis ser.Este é um manual diário baseado em duas décadas de experiência real. Escrito por um advogado e empresário experiente em fusõ

VOCÊ ESTÁ PRONTO PARA UMA NOVA FORMA DE APRENDER E TRABALHAR?A Inteligência Artificial avança para além de tarefas braçais, substituindo aquelas que antes exigiam o intelecto humano: pensar, criar e

Novas reviravoltas à vista no romance do casal de "príncipes", um dos mangás de maior sucesso atualmente no Japão!Yoi Takiguchi é uma garota que, graças ao seu jeito de se portar e à sua esguia e bel

The Bridge of San Luis Rey is American author Thornton Wilders second novel. It was first published in 1927 to worldwide acclaim. The novel won the Pulitzer Prize in 1928, and was the best-selling work of fiction that year.The Bridge of San Luis Rey tells the story of people who die in the collapse of an Inca rope bridge in Peru, and the events that lead up to their being on the bridge. A friar who witnesses the accident then goes about inquiring into the lives of the victims, seeking some sort of cosmic answer to the question of why each had to die.

To the Lighthouse is a 1927 novel by Virginia Woolf. The novel centres on the Ramsay family and their visits to the Isle of Skye in Scotland between 1910 and 1920.The novel is set in the Ramsays summer home in the Hebrides, on the Isle of Skye. The section begins with Mrs Ramsay assuring her 6-year-old son James they should be able to visit the lighthouse the next day. This prediction is countered by Mr Ramsay, who voices his certainty the weather will not be clear. This opinion forces a certain tension between Mr and Mrs Ramsay, and also between Mr Ramsay and James. This particular incident is referred to on various occasions throughout the section, especially in the context of Mr and Mrs Ramsays relationship.The Ramsays and their eight children are joined at the house by several friends and colleagues. One of these friends, Lily Briscoe, begins the novel as a young, uncertain painter attempting a portrait of Mrs Ramsay and James. Briscoe finds herself plagued by doubts throughout the novel, largely fed by the claims of Charles Tansley, another guest, who asserts women can neither paint nor write. Tansley himself is an admirer of Mr Ramsay, a philosophy professor.

The Sound and the Fury is a novel by the American author William Faulkner, published in 1929. Faulkners fourth novel, it is the second to be set in Yoknapatawpha County and the first featuring the Compson family, both of which would reappear in his later fiction. The novels highly experimental style, including its use of stream of consciousness and multiple different unreliable narrators, are hallmarks of modernist literature. Its bleak and candid portrait of Southern life in the early 20th century is paradigmatic of the Southern Gothic genre.The Sound and the Fury centers around Quentin, Benjy, Jason, and Caddy Compson as their wealthy Mississippi family descends into chaos and disorder. Each of the siblings have unique problems that impact the others, such as Benjys mental disability, Caddys promiscuity, Quentins anger, and Jasons impulsiveness. The history of the Compson family is primarily revealed through sudden, unannounced flashbacks, as most of the novel takes place on a single weekend in 1928.

The Murder at the Vicarage is a work of detective fiction by the British writer Agatha Christie, first published in the UK by the Collins Crime Club on 20 October 1930.The Reverend Leonard Clement, the vicar of St Mary Mead, narrates the story. He lives with his much younger wife, Griselda, and his nephew, Dennis. Colonel Lucius Protheroe, Clements churchwarden, is a wealthy, abrasive man who also serves as the local magistrate and is widely disliked in the village. At dinner one evening, Clement offhandedly remarks that anyone who killed Protheroe would be doing the world a favour.One day Clement encounters Protheroes young wife, Anne, embracing Lawrence Redding, a young visiting artist. While promising them that he will not reveal their affair, he advises Redding to leave the village at once. The next day Clement is scheduled to meet Protheroe to go over irregularities in the church accounts. Clement is called away to a farm to visit a dying parishioner but learns that the man has recovered and that nobody at the farm had asked for him. Upon returning home Clement encounters a distressed Redding at the gate to the vicarage, then discovers Colonel Protheroe dead.

"Aprendi que adolescentes exigem mais do que palavras bonitas: eles querem verdade. Observam atitudes, buscam coerência, sentem quando há amor genuíno. Ser referência para eles exige autenticidade."

Este livro, composto por membros do Laboratório de Mundos Ibéricos, da UFRRJ, abrange, desde o século XII até a Primeira Modernidade, os diversos aspectos econômicos, políticos, religiosos e sociais

When young Alice follows a hurried White Rabbit down a rabbit hole, she tumbles into a world where logic bends, animals speak, and nothing is quite as it seems. In Wonderland, she encounters grinning cats, riddling hatters, temperamental queens, and a series of curious adventures that challenge her sense of identity and reason.Playful, imaginative, and delightfully absurd, Alices Adventures in Wonderland is a timeless tale that continues to enchant readers of all ages.

A filosofia na era trágica dos gregos (1873) constitui um dos comentários mais importantes da filosofia pré-socrática. Escrito póstumo e inacabado, Nietzsche defende nele a tese de que os pensadores anteriores a Plato foram os unicos que ousaram compreender a dimenso tragica das forças que regem a vida dos homens. Ao contrario da filosofia posterior, no reduziram metafisicamente a realidade a dimenso do certo e do errado. Se costumamos atribuir a Socrates o inicio da filosofia, Nietzsche sugere aqui que talvez ela tenha justamente terminado com ele.

Reunindo artigos e ensaios, Psicanálise e contemporâneo propõe um olhar crítico e ético sobre os desafios atuais. A obra amplia o campo da Psicanálise, articulando clínica, sociedade e educação na co

O livro, através da indissociabilidade entre ensino, pesquisa e extensão na prática acadêmica do Unitop, destaca a importância da formação de educadores com competências diversas e abrangentes e a ar

Este livro é uma proposta e avaliação da aplicação de uma metodologia para verificação de capacidade volumétrica de tanques armazenadores de líquidos ou graneis (arqueação) empregando-se a técnica de

O que nos permite afirmar que a Mooca é um típico bairro paulistano? Quais elementos são necessários para que essa qualificação se pronuncie?A cidade de São Paulo é uma composição de várias narrativa

Dark Mars follows a seeker whose life is transformed when a profound disappointment pushes him into a spiritual and cosmic awakening. In the quiet stillness of the present moment, he performs an invocation that opens a path he never expected: a journey that begins on Earth but soon stretches far beyond it.His travels lead him through encounters that reshape his understanding of existence. Early impressions and teachings reveal the generosity of unseen forces and raise timeless questions: What is the Kingdom of God? Is the soul immortal? What power lies in prayer? How does karma weave through our lives? As he explores religious mysteries and the vastness of the universe, each revelation brings him closer to a deeper truth. Through penance, liberation exercises, and hardwon lessons, a new day dawns one that prepares him for a destiny far greater than he imagined.In Part II, the story shifts into a dramatic interplanetary conflict. Mars faces a looming catastrophe, and the protagonist must make a decisive choice that will determine the fate of entire worlds. His mission takes him through distant places Kandar, Beirut, Pegasus, Cicily, Bethes, Randornef each holding allies, dangers, and secrets. Amid these trials, a star becomes their refuge, a beacon of hope in the darkness.Everything converges in the decisive battle at Pontes, where the future of Mars hangs by a thread. As the story reaches its end, the protagonist returns home transformed carrying not only the memory of war and wonder, but the spiritual wisdom that began his journey.Dark Mars blends mysticism, philosophy, and science fiction into a sweeping tale about destiny, inner awakening, and the fragile balance between worlds.

In Wound Scars, the protagonist returns to the Catimbau Valley in search of answers long buried in time. Each trail he follows from the Pedra do Cachorro to the Canyon, from Caiana to the Great Wall becomes more than a physical journey: it is a deep exploration of the arid landscapes of the caatinga and, above all, of the most sensitive regions of his own soul.As he moves through the paths of the backlands, he revisits memories that shaped his life: a turbulent childhood, a rebellious adolescence, the years spent in a shelter, the first love, the official relationship, the marriage, and the tragedy that changed everything. Between painful memories and unexpected revelations, the return to his homeland becomes a direct confrontation with old wounds some healed, others still open.In the end, the external journey and the inner journey merge. The protagonist discovers that, in order to move forward, he must face the past, accept the marks, and, above all, find the strength to return home not only in the physical sense, but emotionally and spiritually.A powerful narrative about pain, resilience, and rebirth, set against one of Brazils most striking landscapes.

O chamado de Cthulhu (1928) apresenta a figura mais popular de Lovecraft, centro da série sobre os Grandes Antigos, as gigantescas e incompreensíveis criaturas anteriores a esta Terra. É a cristalizaço, numa imagem, de um tipo especifico de terror chamado "cosmico": mas um cosmico intimo e literario. Em seu Cthulhu, um monstro que dorme no fundo do mar verde, sombrio, doentio, descomunal e de dimenses inqualificaveis , o autor procedeu a uma metamorfose do proprio Kraken, monstro marinho e cefalopode da mitologia escandinava, para encontrar um codigo de seus proprios horrores: mas que funcionou bem, porque o verdadeiro mergulho no medo de um e o mergulho no medo de todos. Um dos grandes classicos de horror do seculo xx, O chamado de Cthulhu permite um desconcertante passeio pelo universo macabro de um dos grandes mestres do horror.