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semper idem Ano XIII ...M'ESPANTO ÀS VEZES , OUTRAS M'AVERGONHO ... (Sá de Miranda) _________________ correio para jppereira@gmail.com _________________
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"Who
do we Americans think we are? This is a cultural question, and it is
worth asking: many of the great issues in American public life are
ultimately cultural issues. The relation of the well-off to the poor;
the meaning and the future of race and ethnicity; the degree to and
manner in which we share responsibility for the aged, the sick, the
needy; even our mission and place among the world's nations: all these
depend on our sense of ourselves as a people -- that is, as a cultural
reality. In other words, these social issues depend on how we remember
ourselves. "
(Robert Pinsky, "poet laureate of the United States.")
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