Daily Archives: May 29, 2013

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Livro Torneios Medievais Espetáculos e Desafios na Corte de René I

Ele esta chegando no seu berço, na sua raiz. O lançamento do meu livro em Capão da Canoa. Será um privilégio recebê-los. Dia 31.05.2013. Prestigie. Aguardo vocês.

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Lançamento do meu livro em Capão da Canoa

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AUTOR DO LIVRO “TORNEIOS MEDIEVAIS” VISITA A CASA DE CULTURA

No último dia 27 de maio, o autor Paulo Edmundo Vieira Marques foi recebido pelo Diretor Municipal de Cultura, Egon Birlem. Na oportunidade o autor apresentou seu livro “Torneios Medievais – Espetáculos e Desafios na Corte de René I”, uma obra que aborda aspectos do cotidiano medieval e é o primeiro trabalho em português que se aprofunda na temática dos famosos torneios e justas do período. O pesquisador medievalista e atual morador de Capão da Canoa escolheu o município para realizar seu minucioso trabalho em parceria com a Livraria Praiamar.

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