Club da Má Língua
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A peça gira em torno do “Clube da Má Língua”, um grupo de indivíduos que se reúnem em segredo para tecer comentários mordazes sobre os membros da alta sociedade. A peça explora a vaidade, a hipocrisia e a busca por status social, através de personagens como o sarcástico Mordassov, que se diverte com a insignificância e superficialidade do grupo. Através de diálogos perspicazes e situações hilárias, Dostoiévski desenvolve uma crítica mordaz à sociedade russa e às suas convenções. As personagens se envolvem em intrigas, manipulação e jogos de poder, exibindo as maiores fraquezas da natureza humana. Em um dos momentos mais memoráveis da peça, Mordassov anuncia que vai publicar as cartas de uma jovem que o amava, desvendando uma verdade cruel e desmascarando o grupo de forma irônica. A obra conclui com um alerta sobre os perigos da hipocrisia e a necessidade de autoconhecimento.Book Details
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, sometimes transliterated as Dostoyevsky, was a Russian novelist, philosopher, short story writer, essayist, and journalist. Dostoevsky's literary works explore human ps...
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