In this poetic-philosophical essay; that in its own form traditionally negates the best practices of the Academy as seen from the perspective of an outsider; but still acting from its own ranks; the Brazilian author Adatilde;o Vieira de Faria describes the daily absurdity of our webian world and its thoughtless delivery routine.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. PerfectBy MattNo doubt this is a profund and perfect book. It make me think....I believe many political leaders. socialogists and management scholar go to read this book15 of 15 people found the following review helpful. A stunning commentary on changing global identities.By A CustomerI happened to stumble upon this beautiful. fascinating read and was amazed by its rich exploration of how we construct our identities in the new politics of globalization. migrancy. postcolonialism and postmodernism. The author shows a deep understanding of the personal effects of nationalism and internationalism. and the nuances of urban survival at a time when the meaning of the terms global and local have become shifting and unsteady. A must read for anyone working on postcolonial studies. or anyone who wants to think more deeply about how migration will evolve in the 21st century.1 of 23 people found the following review helpful. An overly ambitious book which misses the mark.drastically.By A CustomerMore and more titles. promise and give less content wise. This book is no depature from that tradition. It is filled with short sighted claims and unbelievably ostentatious arguments bound by lotfy sentences. If a book were to be written by or about nomads. it would not be this.
