The answers had been varied, where each citizen answered two atosque executes in classroom. Citizen 1, looks for to say a little doenredo of the workmanship and makes some questions after the reading. interessante, this determination that citizen 1 possesss, in the possibility of the production of different meanings in virtudede a deliberated work, that creates the paradiferentes convergences of the text receptive disposals. In sight of this, is to precisoconsiderar the cultural luggage that each reader possesss, thus comovarias experiences that go to consider different interpretations. Filed under: Gina Bonati. Citizen 2, looks for to show that literature possesss one ligaocom the history of the humanity. Cndido (2002, P.
77), says the funohumanizadora of literature, that is, on the capacity that it temde to confirm the humanity of the man. Confirma in the measure in quemostra histories based on the humanity. One another reply of it, o fact to ask for that the pupils write texts portraying suashistrias, that they will always have a little of imagination. As afirmCndido (2002, P. 81): Table 4 – Which the biggest difficulty that you find to paratrabalhar with the literary texts? Difficulties for literary trabalhartextos Suj The lack of taste for reading 1 50 the lack of time for you argue readings In accordance with the dosalunos lack of understanding when reading 50 literary texts 2 TOTAL 2 100 table 4, the encontradaspelos difficulties professors to if working the literary texts, are many, mainly related the pupils, who are pointed comculpados for almost all the problems. Citizen 1, considers comouma of the difficulties, the lack of the taste for the reading, that is a casopreocupante not only related to the literary texts, but to todasas you discipline Martins (2006, P. 95) regarding the taste pelaleitura says that: Ratificamos to be necessary to diversify asatividades directed to the reading, to stimulate the pupil to read without, necessarily, being evaluated, leaving to feel itself it exempts in escolhade its proper texts.
Afrodite, the most beautiful seductive of the goddesses, was married Hefesto, the lame god of the fire and ugliest of the immortal ones. It lived in the gardens of the Olimpo, surrounded for the blossomed shrubs of murtas already, with its flowers white (or lightly pink) to contrast with the green-dark one of its leves that, when jammed, they exhaled a soft and pleasant perfume. It was felt, in that place, in the smoke of incenses, it I smell fort of mirra that it burnt. The Aglae Favours (' ' The Brilhante' ' , ' ' The Esplendor' '), Tlia (' ' The Verdejante' ') Eufrosina (' ' Joy of the Alma' '), as always, they made company to the Afrodite that, anxious and burning hot in its wild desires, always wanted to saciar its burning hot and voluptuosas wills. The Afrodite goddess always lands on water the joy and glamour.