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¿Es el odio una excusa para no sentirnos culpables? ¿Se puede perdonar a quien hizo tanto daño? ¿Es el perdón un sentimiento liberador? ¿Qué pasa cuando en las relaciones humanas se omiten las palabras, esas palabras que acortan distancias, que liman asperezas, que descubren verdades tanto tiempo ocultas, que nos salvan del desamor? Estos interrogantes son la columna vertebral de La omisión de Inés Ferro. Son estas las preguntas que se harán Inés, la madre, Beatriz y Ricardo, los hijos, desde sus propias experiencias de vida, desde sus perspectivas y sentimientos. Serán verdugos o víctimas, según la mirada del otro. Y las respuestas a estas preguntas ¿les darán un giro a sus vidas, o no? Con un lenguaje claro, franco y realista, Cristina Sánchez lleva a sus personajes a vivir situaciones con las cuales el lector puede sentirse identificado o no, puede aceptar o no sus decisiones, pero lo que no podrá es ser indiferente, mantenerse al margen de esta historia reveladora que lo atravesará y lo hará pensar y repensar, mucho después de haber leído la última página y cerrado el libro.
Volume 3, "Collections In Focus | National Palaces | Sintra Queluz Pena".
Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the ICDAD - International Committee for Museums and Collections of Decorative Arts and Design. Online, 21-23 October 2021. Publisher: ICOM - International Council of Museums.
For two hundred and seventy years, the House of Braganza provided the kings and queens of Portugal. During a period of momentous change, from 1640 to 1910, this influential family helped to establish Portuguese independence from their powerful Spanish neighbors and saved the monarchy and government from total destruction by the marauding armies of Napoleon. The Braganzas also ruled the vast empire of Brazil from 1822 to 1889, successfully creating a unified nation and preventing the country from splitting into small warring states. In his fascinating reappraisal of the Braganza dynasty, Malyn Newitt traces the rise and fall of one of the world’s most important royal families. He introduces us to a colorful cast of innovators, revolutionaries, villains, heroes, and charlatans, from the absolutist Dom Miguel to the “Soldier King” Dom Pedro I, and recounts in vivid detail the major social, economic, and political events that defined their rule. Featuring an extensive selection of artworks and photographs, Newitt’s book offers a timely look at Britain’s “oldest ally” and the role of monarchy in the early modern European world.
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Publicação associada ao projeto expositivo "A Royal Lunch", organizado pelo Palácio Nacional de Sintra | PSML, em colaboração com o Palácio Nacional da Ajuda | DGPC, no âmbito da iniciativa "A Place at the Royal Table", da Associação de Residências Reais Europeias, por ocasião do Ano Europeu do Património Cultural 2018.
This book is part of a series of seven titles, to be published over a period of four years. The series will explore some of the most important historic monuments in Portugal, all of which have been UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1983. Colour photograp