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As últimas novidades e atualizações da eletrencefalografia, incluindo a nova classificação e nomenclatura das epilepsias. A terceira edição de EEG na Prática Clínica mais uma vez contribui imensamente para a produção editorial brasileira. Esta edição incorpora as últimas novidades e atualizações da eletrencefalografia, além da nova classificação e nomenclatura das epilepsias. O texto é objetivo e ricamente ilustrado. Ao longo das mais de 400 páginas, representa, principalmente, a experiência e amadurecimento da Escola de Neurofisiologia Clínica da Unicamp.

A quarta edição de EEG na Prática Clínica mais uma vez contribui imensamente para a produção editorial brasileira. Esta edição incorpora as últimas novidades e atualizações da eletroencefalografia, além da nova classificação e nomenclatura das epilepsias. O texto é objetivo e ricamente ilustrado. Ao longo das mais de 400 páginas, representa, principalmente, a experiência e amadurecimento da Escola de Neurofisiologia Clínica da Unicamp.

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- CONTENTS -- GENERAL INTRODUCTION -- ASPECTS -- THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG MAN AND HETERONYM -- THE MARINER -- THE MASTER AND HIS DISCIPLES -- SENSATIONISM AND OTHER ISMS -- ULTIMATUM Álvaro de Campos -- LETTER TO MÁRIO DE SÁ-CARNEIRO -- RIDDLE OF THE STARS -- LETTER TO TWO FRENCH MAGNETISTS -- SELECTED LETTERS TO OPHELIA QUEIROZ -- NEOPAGANISM -- PORTUGAL AND THE FIFTH EMPIRE -- THE ANARCHIST BANKER -- PESSOA ON MILLIONAIRES -- ENVIRONMENT Álvaro de Campos -- [SELF-DEFINITION] -- EROSTRATUS: THE SEARCH FOR IMMORTALITY -- ON THE LITERARY ART AND ITS ARTISTS -- FROM ESSAY ON POETRY Written for the Edification and Instruction of Would-be Poets. -- FROM FRANCE IN 1950 Jean Seul de Méluret -- RANDOM NOTES AND EPIGRAMS -- TWO LETTERS TO JOÃO GASPAR SIMOES -- THREE LETTERS TO ADOLFO CASAIS MONTEIRO -- THE BOOK OF DISQUIET -- FROM THE EDUCATION OF THE STOIC -- FROM THE PREFACE TO FICTIONS OF THE INTERLUDE -- LETTER FROM A HUNCHBACK GIRL TO A METALWORKER -- NOTES -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.

With its astounding hardcover reviews Richard Zenith's new complete translation of THE BOOK OF DISQUIET has now taken on a similar iconic status to ULYSSES, THE TRIAL or IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME as one of the greatest but also strangest modernist texts. An assembly of sometimes linked fragments, it is a mesmerising, haunting 'novel' without parallel in any other culture.

Written over the course of Fernando Pessoa's life, The Book of Disquiet was first published in 1982, pieced together from the thousands of individual manuscript pages left behind after his death in 1935. Now this fragmentary modernist masterpiece appears in a major new edition that unites Margaret Jull Costa's celebrated translation with previously missing texts, presented for the first time in order of composition and accompanied by facsimiles of the original manuscript. A mosaic of dreams and a hymn to the streets and cafés of 1930s Lisbon, The Book of Disquiet is an extraordinary record of the inner life of one of the century's most important writers.

By Fernando Pessoa. Translated and with an Introduction by Alfred Mac Adam.

In "Antinous: A Poem," Fernando Pessoa delves into the complexities of identity, beauty, and the ephemeral nature of life through the lens of the ancient Roman figure Antinous, who was a beloved of Emperor Hadrian. The poem is characterized by Pessoa's distinctive modernist style, reflecting a deep engagement with themes of homoeroticism and the loss of youth, interwoven with rich historical and mythological allusions. The poem's structure is fluid and dynamic, reminiscent of Pessoa's use of heteronyms, which allows him to explore multiple perspectives and voices, rooting Antinous's experience in a broader cultural context that speaks to both ancient and modern sensibilities. Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935) was a Portuguese poet and writer known for his profound philosophical insights and innovative literary styles. His own struggles with identity and the multiplicity of self led him to create various heteronyms, each with distinct personalities and writing styles. This exploration of self may have been catalyzed by his complicated relationship with nationalism and the aesthetics of beauty, making "Antinous" not only a poem about an ancient figure but also a reflection of Pessoa's inner turmoil and quest for understanding. Recommended for readers drawn to rich, introspective poetry that bridges historical and contemporary themes, "Antinous: A Poem" offers a compelling exploration of love, loss, and existence. Pessoa'Äôs masterful command of language and his philosophical inquiries ensure that each reading reveals new layers of meaning, making it an essential addition to the libraries of both poetry enthusiasts and those interested in the intersections of history and identity.

In 1999, translator Richard Zenith made a new find in the Pessoa archive in Lisbon: a group of prose writings by a previously unknown heteronym, the Baron of Teive.' The Portuguese volume of these writings has been received by scholars as a crucial piece of the puzzle that is Pessoa's oeuvre. The Education of the Stoic is the unique work left by the Baron of Teive, who, after destroying all his previous literary attempts and before destroying himself, explains 'the impossibility of producing superior art.' It is the dark companion piece to The Book of Disquiet.'