Alexander Teixeira De Mattos Knihy

Pohádková hra tvůrce symbolického dramatu obrazí odvěkou lidskou touhu po štěstí v snovém příběhu dvou dětí chudého drvoštěpa, které putují za modrým ptákem, symbolem štěstí. Najdou jej až na konci pouti doma v kleci, a když ho darují sousedčinu nemocnému děvčátku, které se z radosti nad tím uzdraví, pochopí, že štěstí pramení v lásce k člověku a vůli zmírnit jeho utrpení.

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Hailed by Darwin as "The Homer of Insects," famed French entomologist Jean Henri Fabre (1823–1915) devoted hours of rapt attention to insects while they hunted, built nests, and fed their families. Working in Provence, in barren, sun-scorched fields inhabited by countless wasps and bees, he observed their intricate and fascinating world, recounting their activities in simple, beautifully written essays.This volume, based on translations of Fabre's Souvenirs Entomologiques, blends folklore and mythology with factual explanation. Fabre's absorbing account of the scarab beetle's existence, for example, begins with the ancient Egyptians' symbolic view of this busy creature, eventually leading to a careful discussion of its characteristic method of rolling a carefully sculpted ball of food to its den. Elsewhere, he discusses with infectious enthusiasm the physiologic secrets behind the luminosity of fireflies, the musical talents of the locust, the comfortable home of the field cricket, and the cannibalism of the pious-looking praying mantis, among other topics.These charmingly related stories of insect life are a rare combination of scientific study and literary classic that will delight entomologists, naturalists, and nature lovers alike.

Known for his Symbolist plays, Maurice Maeterlinck's "The Miracle of Saint Anthony" is a satirical masterpiece that showcases his unique literary style. The work reflects his ability to blend humor with deeper themes, characteristic of his broader oeuvre, which includes notable titles like "The Blue Bird" and "Pelléas and Mélisande." Maeterlinck's contributions to literature were recognized when he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1911, solidifying his legacy in the world of drama and poetry.

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One of the towering figures of nineteenth-century political thought, Alexis de Tocqueville is best known for his masterpiece Democracy in America. In this lesser-known work, The Recollections of Alexis de Tocqueville, readers are treated to a more personal and intimate portrait of the man behind the ideas. Featuring anecdotes, impressions, and reflections on his life and travels, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of history's most celebrated intellectuals.

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