Question about Reading Objectives
Subject Spanish
Spanish
Source Originais Teachy
Originais Teachy
Topic Reading Objectives
Reading Objectives
Difficulty Medium
Medium
(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Medium of Spanish
Excerpt from 'Mensagem' by Fernando Pessoa: 'In myth is nothingness and complete being. Who died Phoebus? Is it certain the god of custom? From voice to lyre and the lyre sustains the voice In the memory of the van that dazzles the mind Light of deceit, between good as it is In loss eternal illusion fighting.' Based on the excerpt from the poem 'Mensagem' by Fernando Pessoa, analyze and discuss: 1) How does the poetic language used in the text act in the communication of the proposed concepts? 2) How can the theme 'Objectives for reading' be applied in the context of this poem, considering the contemporary challenges we currently face?Answer sheet:
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