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Wallenstein, Volume One marks the beginning of Friedrich Schillers monumental dramatic trilogy about ambition, loyalty, and betrayal during the Thirty Years War. Written between 1798 and 1799, the trilogy comprising Wallensteins Camp, The Piccolomini, and Wallensteins Death explores the rise and tragic downfall of the imperial general Albrecht von Wallenstein, a historical figure whose pursuit of power leads him into fatal conflict with the very empire he once served.Volume One, Wallensteins Camp, serves as a vivid prologue to the main drama. Rather than focusing on the general himself, Schiller depicts the life and atmosphere within his army encampment. Through a mosaic of voicessoldiers, peasants, officers, and camp followers the play captures the social and moral disarray of a Europe consumed by war. The rough humor, greed, and cynicism of the camp stand in stark contrast to the ideals of honor and loyalty that are soon to be tested in the main action. This first volume paints a broad tableau of wars corruption and the breakdown of unity within the imperial forces.Behind the seemingly chaotic scenes of military life, Schiller introduces the central theme that will dominate the later volumes: the tension between personal ambition and political duty. Wallenstein, though not yet on stage, is already present as a looming figureadmired, feared, and suspected. The camps gossip and rumors reveal the complex web of alliances and betrayals surrounding him, setting the stage for the psychological and moral conflicts that will define the trilogy.Friedrich Schiller (17591805), one of Germanys greatest dramatists and philosophers, combined historical realism with profound ethical inquiry. Alongside Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , he shaped the ideals of Weimar Classicism. In Wallenstein, Schiller transforms a historical episode into a meditation on freedom, destiny, and the moral costs of political power. Volume One establishes this world with a sweeping sense of realism and prepares the reader for the tragic grandeur that unfolds in the later parts of the trilogy.

Wallenstein, Volume Two The Piccolomini marks the dramatic turning point in Friedrich Schillers Wallenstein trilogy. Written in 1799, it follows Wallensteins Camp and delves into the psychological and political tensions that drive the empires most powerful general toward rebellion. Whereas the first volume presented the broad social landscape of war, The Piccolomini narrows the focus to the intricate interplay of ambition, loyalty, and deception among the leaders of the imperial army.The central conflict revolves around Albrecht von Wallenstein, commander of the imperial forces, who begins to waver between allegiance to the Emperor and his own growing desire for autonomy. Schiller portrays him as a deeply complex figure visionary yet indecisive, proud yet tormented by doubt. Around him gathers a circle of allies and enemies whose motives are as ambiguous as his own. Among these figures, Octavio Piccolomini emerges as the embodiment of loyal service to the Emperor, while his son Max Piccolomini becomes a tragic intermediary, torn between filial obedience and his love for Wallensteins daughter, Thekla.The Piccolomini is structured as a political and moral chess game. Through scenes of diplomatic intrigue and intimate dialogue, Schiller explores the slow unraveling of trust. Wallensteins officers hesitate, his subordinates question his loyalty, and imperial spies close in. The plays tension derives not from open conflict but from the silent erosion of faith the moment when ideals collapse under the weight of ambition and fear.At its heart, The Piccolomini is a study of divided loyalties. Maxs inner struggle mirrors that of his commander: both men seek integrity in a world ruled by deceit. His tragic love for Thekla humanizes the plays political drama, giving it an emotional depth that balances its intellectual rigor.Through this volume, Schiller deepens his meditation on freedom, moral responsibility, and destiny. He shows how Wallensteins greatness and downfall stem from the same source his belief that he can command both history and fate. The Piccolomini thus serves as the moral and emotional bridge between the panoramic realism of Wallensteins Camp and the tragic culmination of Wallensteins Death, combining historical grandeur with profound psychological insight.

MAMARRogelio vuelve a casa borracho. Su viejo amigo del instituto Leonardo (también borracho), a quien no ve desde hace años, está con él. Deben permanecer en silencio, de otra manera María (la novia de Rogelio) y su bebe se despertaran. Rogelio y Leonardo se estan meando mucho. Aqui mismo en el jardin, pero en silencio, ¡por favor! Mientras estan meando, Maria sale fuera. Ella no parece contenta, por decir algo suave. Leonardo mira a Maria y se enamora en ese mismo instante.CenizasMonica va a pasar las vacaciones con su prometido Paolo al bungalo que el tiene en una isla. Los hijos adultos de Paolo, Enrique y Ramiro, iran con ellos tambien. Monica esta muy emocionada de conocerlos por primera vez. Las vacaciones no van como se esperaba. Monica tiene problemas para adaptarse a la familia de Paolo. El hijo menor, Ramiro, es un tanto peculiar y Enrique no tiene muy buen comportamiento. Para colmo, la ex de Paolo regresa inesperadamente.

Esquilo (h. 525-456 a. C.) es el autor más antiguo del que conservamos tragedias completas. Además de dramaturgo, fue también soldado en una época difícil para Atenas y participó en algunos de los combates determinantes de las Guerras Medicas. Esa experiencia personal emerge con fuerza en una pieza de trasfondo belico como Los siete contra Tebas.Situada en el tiempo mitico justo antes de la Antigona de Sofocles, Los siete contra Tebas narra el asedio de la ciudad defendida por Eteocles ante el ataque de su hermano Polinices y sus aliados de Argos. Esquilo despliega en esta obra sorprendentemente realista un conflicto entre hermanos que se ve enriquecido con una adversidad superior: la de una ciudad que teme la derrota y sus terribles consecuencias. Quiza fue eso lo que convirtio a Los siete contra Tebas en una de las tragedias favoritas de sus contemporaneos.

Em plena virada de ano um corpo de uma jovem é encontrado no pomar de um sítio, cujo dono é um conhecido médico cirurgião local. A investigadora policial Soares, encarregada para solucionar o crime e

Este trabalho foi elaborado nas aulas da Eletiva "Cana-de-Açúcar e o Café: Raízes do Brasil", desenvolvida com os alunos dos 8º e 9º anos da Escola Estadual Francisca Elisa da Silva, localizada em Piracicaba SP, sob a superviso e orientaço do professor Sergio Neves. A proposta da eletiva tem como objetivo ampliar o conhecimento dos estudantes sobre dois produtos agricolas que foram fundamentais para a formaço economica, social e cultural do Brasil: a cana-de-açucar e o cafe. Essas culturas no apenas impulsionaram o desenvolvimento do pais ao longo dos seculos, mas tambem contribuiram para a organizaço do territorio, a estruturaço das cidades, a evoluço do trabalho e o avanço da tecnologia agricola. O estudo foi conduzido com base nas habilidades e competencias propostas pela Secretaria da Educaço do Estado de So Paulo, O conteudo deste trabalho foi organizado abordando a origem, a expanso, a chegada ao Brasil, o desenvolvimento economico e tecnologico, os impactos sociais e ambientais e as profisses relacionadas a cadeia produtiva da cana e do cafe. O objetivo e proporcionar uma viso ampla e integrada desses dois ciclos agricolas, destacando sua relevancia historica e sua contribuiço para o Brasil contemporaneo.Assim, este estudo representa um exercicio de pesquisa, reflexo e cidadania, no qual os alunos atuaram como protagonistas do conhecimento, projetando um futuro baseado em valores de sustentabilidade,responsabilidade social e valorizaço da educaço.

Dormant Sky: "What if you believe youre seeing the sky, but even the sky is an illusion?"After the collapse of Earth, Kael Mirror lives beneath a vast dome on Mars, in the immaculate colony of Mars Unum clean, safe and perfectly regulated. He conforms to the system. He falls in love with Solena, an educator with deep faith in Mars Unum. But when Kael begins to notice the first cracks in reality, he embarks on a dangerous path filled with doubt, betrayal, and forbidden questions. Is Mars Unum truly salvation or a cage? While micro-drones and control officers monitor every move, Kael must decide: risk the truth or preserve the illusion he has always known. What he uncovers shakes not only his own existence but the foundation of an entire civilization. And what if truth itself is not freedom? A haunting, dystopian science fiction novel about truth, deception, and the courage to look beyond the sky.

Fausto-pop es una original adaptación del mito de Fausto a nuestro tiempo, sobre el que este libro reflexiona a fondo. Escrita en distintos registros, la obra pretende constituirse en un referente cultural de nuestro tiempo.En este libro no se eluden la extravagancia y el humor, que salpimientan sus paginas, como cuando se relatan las peripecias del diablo y Pfeffer-King, su protagonista, asociados para emprender proyectos inmobiliarios en la costa levantina, proyectos que tropiezan una y otra vez con la Administracion, a la que Santiago Gonzalez-Varas dedica una punzante satira . Pero tampoco se evita la profundidad intelectual, ejemplificada en sesudos dialogos con literatos y pensadores alemanes, o en la propuesta de un nuevo modelo social, de bases esteticas , con el que Pfeffer-King se propone salvar el mundo. Y tampoco se renuncia al estilo, pues el autor entremezcla diversos tonos literarios, desde el lenguaje poetico hasta un uso renovado del expresionismo mas crudo y cruel.La obra abunda en las paradojas: el diablo se convierte en un autentico vividor. El protagonista, Pfeffer-King, escritor idealista, acaba invadido por la negra y profunda melancolia.

-Vamos todos virar estrelinhas para guiarmos os outros com nossa luz- Alex versus Charlie, humano entre humano, carne com carne num único ser. Procurando arco-íris em cubículos cinzas e descobrindo estranhos morando embaixo da propria cama, so falta a este casal encontrar seu lar.

Goécia Angélica - Proteção e Reversão" Por Regina A. Sarayan Goécia Angélica – Proteção e Reversão foi concebido como um tratado de trabalho espiritual avançado, não como mais um manual de curiosidad

"Without the Evil Eye - A Lucid Guide to Energetic Self-Defence" By - Micael Ma at When life feels heavy and the mind refuses to quiet down, this book offers clarity and method. It demonstrates, without fearmongering or empty promises, how to regain your centre: understanding obsessive influences and thought-forms, closing channels of harmful resonance, strengthening habits that raise your vibration, and organising both your inner world and physical environment. You will learn concrete practices spiritual baths, mindful smudging, psalms, visualisations, and the use of crystals along with guiding principles that integrate ethics, psychology, and spiritual tradition. The goal is not to hunt down "invisible enemies" but to restore autonomy: to cleanse, protect, discern, and move forward in peace. Instead of fear, there is relief; instead of dependence, maturity. This is a guide for those who seek to live with clarity, safeguard their energy, and build genuine protection in everyday life.

Sem Mau-Olhado - Um Guia Lúcido de Autodefesa Energética Por: Micael Ma at Quando a vida pesa e a mente não silencia, este livro estende a mão com lucidez e método. Ele mostra, sem terror e sem prome

Em "Modernismos múltiplos", Raúl Antelo investiga as complexas relações entre o modernismo e a imagem, entendida não apenas como representação visual, mas como presença viva e histórica. A partir da

Com prefácio da Professora Dra. Nadilza Moreira (UFPB) "Memórias de Martha" introduziram, ainda no século XIX, uma voz que escancarou as mazelas da miséria na capital do país; enalteceu a importânc

They say that, when you start getting older. Anything you wanna be able to do, keep doing it often cos youll never get it back. I thought they meant touching your toes or running 5K, I didnt think they meant getting on trams.Ian has gone out less since he became a widower. In fact, he hasnt gone out at all, and his relationship with his daughter Lauren is suffering. But when charity volunteer Raz finds Ian in the garden wearing his late wifes dress, an unlikely friendship develops. Before long, Ian finds himself back in the local working mens club, preparing to give the performance of his life.Going Out Out is an infectiously story about music, love and the courage it takes to cope with grief. It opened at HOME, Manchester, in October 2025.

A collection of vivid and revelatory monologues from the people of Barnsley, by award-winning theatre company LUNG, with a foreword by Ian McMillan.In Barnsley town, emergency services stand on a bridge trying to save a strangers life. At a sports hall in Penistone, a pair of sumo wrestlers prepare to fight. Up Goldthorpe way, a burning effigy of Maggie Thatcher is paraded down the high street.This is Barnsley, speaking for itself - past, present and future.Calling Barnsley was first produced as an audio installation in a public phone box at Barnsley Civic arts centre in January 2025.LUNGs work continues to challenge and inspire the nation, consistently creating bold, deeply human work like Calling Barnsley - a timely collection of monologues that bring real voices vividly to life.Indhu Rubasingham, Artistic Director, National Theatre This book is Barnsley through and through: tender, funny, and beautifully real. A true celebration of the voices that make us who we are.Kate Rusby, folk singer and songwriterBarnsley made me a tough, ambitious, cultured, proud Yorkshirewoman. This book proves Im not alone in loving our little town.Jenni Murray, broadcasterThe pieces in this collection resound with genuine authenticity of place and character, this is the heartbeat of South Yorkshire. Writing so full of the stuff of life you can almost taste it.John Godber, playwrightA whole spectrum of memories and experiences with our little town and its people at the heart. Poignant, emotional, human.Milly Johnson, authorMoor rattle than a can o mabs.Ian McMillan, poet

As a boy, you would never leave me alone. You were always bringing me things. Drawings, or dead animals . . . Larry is an acclaimed television celebrity, but his life and career are rapidly unravelling. Forced to unpick his past and confront his future, he is met by his troubled twin brother, his domineering mother and his dangerously unpredictable former lover, the famous actress Marianne Barre.A lush and unsettling tale of love and Hollywood, Small Hotel opened at Theatre Royal Bath in October 2025.

You think the world owes you something and it doesnt. You dont inherit your chance, you earn it. And Im earning it. I take my shots, and its not our fault you keep missing yours.T is the new summer hire at Cafarelli & Sons, an iconic New York butcher, but life in a messy cutting room isnt glamorous. She quickly discovers that no-nonsense boss Paula is fighting to hold her struggling business together. When the season ends, someones for the chop.With the American Dream of a better life hanging in the balance, JD and Billy find themselves pitted against each other, each determined to secure their future. Around them, David and T are drawn into shifting alliances and fractured loyalties. But how far will they go to survive?The Meat Kings! (Inc.) of Brooklyn Heights carves into the dark underbelly of Americas anti-immigration policies and the brutal sacrifices that drive the pursuit of prosperity.Winner of the 2024 Papatango New Writing Prize from a record-breaking 1,589 submissions, Hannah Dorans searing play was first performed at Park Theatre, London, in 2025, directed by Papatangos Artistic Director George Turvey. Previous Prize discoveries have won Olivier, Critics Circle and OffWestEnd Awards and received productions in thirty-three countries.

A woman looking for her child is lied to. An artist pitches a memorial that is never built. A landlord raises rents. And thousands of children disappear.Absent The Wrong is an intimate and sweeping play by Carys D. Coburn about seventy years of Irish adoptees and their search for answers. It premiered at the Abbey Theatre as part of the 2022 Dublin Theatre Festival, where it was named Best New Production.

1980s Ireland. Five sisters, bound together under their mothers watchful eye, spend their lives longing for escape, power and the one local eligible bachelor.Dark, raucous and with a tender heart, BÁN is a reworking of Lorcas The House of Bernarda Alba. Carys D. Coburns play was nominated for the prestigious Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, and premiered at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in 2025.