The Book of Catullus
By PAUL MARTINS: What remains of Catullus is enough to say that his generic eclecticism (of poetic genres) is impressive.
03/09/2024
By PAUL MARTINS: What remains of Catullus is enough to say that his generic eclecticism (of poetic genres) is impressive.
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In this video, we present the debate about the recently released book Trajectories of European Marxism, by Ricardo Musse, with the presence of Gabriel Cohn, Michel Löwy, Paulo Martins and Vladimir Safatle
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Considerations on the strategy of environmentalists of “attacks” on famous paintings
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Considerations on the work of the translator, among others, of Homer and Virgil
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Commentary on the translation of “As Metamorfoses”, by Ovid, made by Bocage.
By PAULO MARTINS: In the French seventeenth century, the treatment of ancient poetic sources was part of the invention process
By PAULO MARTINS: We have indelible reflections and irrefutable evidence of its deleterious action, sold as innovative
By PAULO MARTINS: Commentary on the book by Cilaine Alves, an analysis of critical reception and the work of Álvares de Azevedo
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Wolves are a minority, but when placed in the exercise of power they can bring irreparable damage. The XNUMXth century witnessed, in its various wars, the parade of wolves.
By PAUL MARTINS: What remains of Catullus is enough to say that his generic eclecticism (of poetic genres) is impressive.
By PAUL MARTINS: A near-death experience is scary. Changes lives. Libraries are full of stories of people who miraculously survived near-fatal encounters
In this video, we present the debate about the recently released book Trajectories of European Marxism, by Ricardo Musse, with the presence of Gabriel Cohn, Michel Löwy, Paulo Martins and Vladimir Safatle
By PAULO MARTINS:
Considerations on the strategy of environmentalists of “attacks” on famous paintings
By PAULO MARTINS:
Considerations on the work of the translator, among others, of Homer and Virgil
By PAULO MARTINS:
Commentary on the translation of “As Metamorfoses”, by Ovid, made by Bocage.
By PAULO MARTINS: In the French seventeenth century, the treatment of ancient poetic sources was part of the invention process
By PAULO MARTINS: We have indelible reflections and irrefutable evidence of its deleterious action, sold as innovative
By PAULO MARTINS: Commentary on the book by Cilaine Alves, an analysis of critical reception and the work of Álvares de Azevedo
By Paulo Martins
Wolves are a minority, but when placed in the exercise of power they can bring irreparable damage. The XNUMXth century witnessed, in its various wars, the parade of wolves.
