Declínio de um Homem

Declínio de um Homem

3.7 (40 ratings)
2015 · Portuguese · Paperback · 190 editions
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A jornada de Osamu Dazai é marcada por suas lutas internas e uma busca constante por significado em um mundo muitas vezes sombrio. Com uma prosa envolvente e cheia de nuances, o autor retrata sua fragilidade emocional, revelando os altos e baixos que o acompanharam até seu trágico fim aos 38 anos.

Ricardo Machado traz à tona a complexidade de Dazai, amarrando seus pensamentos e reflexões em uma linguagem que ressoa com o leitor. Cada página é uma janela para a alma inquieta de um homem que se questionava sobre a vida e a morte, fazendo com que a história se transforme em um espelho da própria condição humana.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 152 pages
Language Portuguese
Published Mar 3, 2015
Publisher Estação Liberdade
ISBN-10 8574482447
ISBN-13 9788574482446

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this book really really like rollercoaster. can make me feel nausea, angry, disgust, but weirdly no sadness. just like how a human being can turn so primitive, like a beast. moral pf the story "dont afraid to said no, have your own opinions". intinya manusia bisa berubah jadi binatang karena pengaruh lingkungan buruk, tapi bukan berarti lingkungan sehat selalu bisa bikin orang jadi mulia tapi setidaknya bisa menghindari.

September 18th 2026

Me gustó bastante

February 22nd 2026

I just finished No Longer Human, and this is easily one of the best books I’ve read this year. It’s not emotional in the usual sense. It’s disturbing. It’s uncomfortable. It feels like watching someone peel their own mind apart layer by layer.The way Dazai writes about loneliness, morality, deceit, sex, class, addiction, and the whole “acting normal for other people” thing is sharp and brutally honest. Yozo’s voice is messed up, confused, intelligent, self-aware, and completely lost, and that combination makes the whole book feel real in a way that’s hard to explain.The last section hit the hardest for me. The whole synonyms and antonyms part, the talk about crime and God, and everything that happens with his wife and society closing in was just brilliant. Not dramatic, not sentimental — just raw and frightening.This wasn’t a sad read for me. It was a horrifying one. Dark, honest, and uncomfortable in the best way. One of those books that stays in your head long after you close it.

November 18th 2025
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