The inner search and collective consciousness through the works of Marco Lucchesi: dialogues and necessary encounters
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Marco Lucchesi, subjectivity, changeAbstract
The essay analyzes the works O Poeta do Diálogo and Maví, by Marco Lucchesi, writer, novelist, essayist, translator, historian, poet, occupant of chair no. 15 of Academia Brasileira de Letras and director of Brazilian National Library. The study included a brief, subjective introduction to introduce the reader to the context surrounding the reading of the works and, subsequently, the writing of this essay. In addition to the introduction, a detailed description of the structure of each book was provided to demonstrate the sensitivity, delicacy and depth of the writing of this author whose unique characteristic is the multiculturalism imprinted in his works. As well as pointing out the cultural multidiversity, this essay sought to express the transdisciplinarity that runs through the writing of the chosen texts. In his works, Lucchesi goes through mathematics, astrology and music with the lightness and depth necessary to fully engage the reader. In addition, this essay sought to provoke the reader about the relationship between the processes of subjective reflection and the constitution of consciousness of the subject's relationship with its collective. Everyday lives and experiences that test the consistency of a conceptual basis that is sometimes hardened, but which is in fact constantly changing as we become aware that the only truth that runs through our existence is the continuous movement of change.
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LUCCHESI, Marco. Maví: Guaratinguetá, SP: Penalux, 2022.
LUCCHESI, Marco. Poeta do diálogo. BAPTISTA, Ana Maria Haddad, (org. et al.): Belo Horizonte, MG: Tesseractum, 2022
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