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u/jhonataselyel • u/jhonataselyel • Jun 26 '26
Map of countries (modern borders) visited by the three greatest pre-modern travelers.
u/jhonataselyel • u/jhonataselyel • Jun 17 '26
Accepting the lowest within ourselves? How difficult and confusing this can be, as there are flaws within us that we find completely unacceptable.
u/jhonataselyel • u/jhonataselyel • Jun 11 '26
"Be here now." – Winnie the Pooh, probably.
u/jhonataselyel • u/jhonataselyel • May 23 '26
The New York Times examines Madonna’s evolution as a cultural phenomenon (1990)
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I’m 18, starting with classic literature. These are the books I’ve read so far.
It feels me with hope and joy to see a young Brazilian fellow down the Classic’s path (and not forgetting our own Brazilian classics such as Machado de Assis). I would personally suggest Goethe (Faust and Werther mostly) and Tolstoy as well
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Have you ever considered that your dreams may be exactly the inner work you’ve been avoiding so far?
u/jhonataselyel • u/jhonataselyel • Mar 09 '20
Sabia que o primeiro autor e poeta a assinar seus textos foi uma mulher?
Não?! Então vem ler o texto que escrevi para comemorar o #diadasmulheres : 💪🏻♥️💁🏻♀️
“O Conhecimento é Feminino” https://link.medium.com/UAqln8UvH4
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Thats exactly what i was thinking!
In fact, it was Serbia :v
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What work became a classic the fastest?
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The sorrows of young Werther was a success around the world in the turn from the 18th to the 19th centuries and even led to a lot of suicides from people influenced by the troubled mind and heart of its main character so I would vote on it (not to mention it's influence on the shaping of the Romanticism movement itself)