Benjamim (1995)
Benjamim is a 1995 Portuguese-language book written by Chico Buarque.
"This work by the renowned composer, singer, playwright, and recently turned novelist is a shattering rendering of the desolation of urban life. Protagonist Benjamim Zambraia thinks, feels, rebels, and screams, all within his mind, never uttering a sound. However, author reveals the inner life of this character with dexterity and refinement, elevating him to a symbolic portrayal of introspection and communication, of shyness and boldness"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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What is Benjamim about?
"This work by the renowned composer, singer, playwright, and recently turned novelist is a shattering rendering of the desolation of urban life. Protagonist Benjamim Zambraia thinks, feels, rebels, and screams, all within his mind, never uttering a sound. However, author reveals the inner life of this character with dexterity and refinement, elevating him to a symbolic portrayal of introspection and communication, of shyness and boldness"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
When was Benjamim published?
Benjamim was published in 1995.
Who made Benjamim?
Benjamim was written by Chico Buarque.