Brief history of the Republic

Brief history of the Republic

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The only edition authorized by the Graciliano Ramos Institute, with a portion of the royalties going to the NGO Inoccence Brasil. A classic historical chronicle by Graciliano Ramos, now in a new edition.

This Short History of the Republic was originally conceived for the contest held by Diretrizes magazine in 1939, which aimed to award a prize for a text that told the story of our Republic for children, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of its proclamation. The text, which was not entered in the contest, would later be published in Alexandre e outros herói (Alexandre and Other Heroes ).

With the publication of Vidas secas , Graciliano Ramos had completed a cycle. The research he had been developing had reached a point difficult to overcome. Vidas secas would create a stalemate for the writer. Moving beyond that point seemed a nearly impossible undertaking. Perhaps it would be worth trying a change of course, starting over from scratch, setting aside what he had done up until that point. Opting for a field of experimentation that would perhaps allow him greater relaxation, he decided to experiment with literature for young people.

Addressing the fall of the Empire and the evolution of the so-called Old Republic, A Short History of the Republic is a kind of historical chronicle. The irreverent tone, emphasized in the first part, is very similar to that of the famous report by the mayor of Palmeira dos Índios, addressed to the state governor, which would enable publisher Augusto Frederico Schmidt to discover the writer Graciliano Ramos.

ISBN978-850-111-479-2
Tradutor
Altura210 mm
Largura135 mm
Profundidade13 mm
Lançamento19/10/2020
Páginas240
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Graciliano Ramos

Graciliano Ramos nasceu em 27 de outubro de 1892, na cidade de Quebrangulo, em Alagoas. Entre 1914 e 1915, então no Rio de Janeiro, trabalhou como revisor nos jornais Correio da Manhã, A Tarde e O Século. Em 1933, foi nomeado diretor da Instrução Pública de Alagoas e, ao mesmo tempo, contratado como redator do Jornal de Alagoas. Em março de 1936 foi preso, em Maceió, sem culpa formada, sob a alegação de que seria comunista, passando por várias prisões, em Maceió e Recife. Segue no porão de um navio para o Rio de Janeiro, onde fica quase um ano na cadeia. Em agosto, ainda na prisão, publica o romance Angústia.  Em 30 de março de 1953, aos 61 anos, o Mestre Graça — como era carinhosamente tratado — faleceu na cidade do Rio de Janeiro.

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Brief history of the Republic