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Who won and who lost in America’s decline

CHECK A PIECE ABOUT THE UNWINDING BY GEORGE PACKER

This entry was posted in entrevista, história, jornalismo, livro, política and tagged Bill Clinton, Carta Capital, Companhia das Letras, Desagregação, Desagregação Por Dentro de Uma Nova América, desindustrialização, entrevista, Estados Unidos, Francisco Quinteiro Pires, George Packer, história, História dos Estados Unidos, história dos EUA, Jay-Z, John dos Passos, National Book Award, National Book Awards, New York, Newt Gingrich, nova york, Occupy Wall Street, patrimonialismo, Pedro Maia Soares, plutocracia, Raymond Carver, repórter investigativo, revista carta capital, Robert Rubin, Ronald Reagan, tea party, The New Yorker, The United States, Trilogia U.S.A., Trilogia USA, US, USA, William Eggleston, Youngstown on 20/10/2014 by Francisco Quinteiro Pires.

Os esquecidos da América

Leia reportagem sobre Someplace Like America, livro de Dale Maharidge e Michael S. Williamson

Check a piece about Someplace Like America, a book by Dale Maharidge e Michael S. Williamson

This entry was posted in cotidiano, fotografia, história, jornalismo, livro, revista and tagged American dream, and the Rise and Fall of Cotton in the South, And Their Children after Them: The Legacy of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: James Agee, As Vinhas da Ira, Bruce Springsteen, Carta Capital, Cultura, Dale Maharidge, Elogiemos Os Homens Ilustres, entrevista, Francisco Quinteiro Pires, James Agee, John Steinbeck, Let us now praise famous men, Michael S. Williamson, New York, nova york, Plural, Ronald Reagan, Someplace Like America, sonho americano, tent cities, The Ghost of Tom Joad, The Grapes of Wrath, Walker Evans on 17/07/2013 by Francisco Quinteiro Pires.

A crise dos caixeiros-viajantes

Leia reportagem sobre nova montagem na Broadway de A Morte de um Caixeiro-Viajante. Publicada pela revista Carta Capital

Check a story about the Broadway revival of Death of a Salesman. Published by Carta Capital magazine

This entry was posted in entrevista, jornalismo, teatro and tagged A Morte de um Caixeiro-Viajante, Ao Sul do Pacífico, Arthur Miller, Biff Loman, Broadway, Carta Capital, Charles Murray, Christopher Bigsby, David Rothkopf, Death of a Salesman, Elia Kazan, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Francisco Quinteiro Pires, Jo Mielziner, Lee J. Cobb, Longa Jornada Noite Adentro, Marshall Berman, Mike Nichols, New York, nova york, O Grande Gatsby, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Pulitzer Prize, Ronald Reagan, The Economist, The Great Gatsby, The New York Times, Timothy Noah, Tony Award, Tudo Que É Sólido Desmancha no Ar, Um Bonde Chamado Desejo, University of East Anglia, Willy Loman on 15/05/2012 by Francisco Quinteiro Pires.

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