"A corja negra (tosquia de um charlatão)" by José Caldas, originally published in 1913, is a searing collection of essays offering a sharp critique of political and social issues in Portugal. Caldas's work showcases a keen understanding of the societal ills of his time, employing satire and incisive commentary to expose corruption and hypocrisy. This edition makes available the powerful voice of a writer deeply engaged with the concerns of his era. Through vivid prose and pointed arguments, Caldas challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths and to question the status quo.
This book is essential for those interested in Portuguese literature, political history, and the art of social commentary. Caldas's essays remain relevant today, demonstrating the enduring power of literature to provoke thought and inspire change.
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