Book, Moral of the story: real stories guided by two thoughts[LS]

"School example. On test day, the teacher needs to leave the class for a few moments. The students take advantage of this unexpected absence to consult their notes. One of them, because he does not accept cheating, does not copy the correct answers from his notebook." Common, daily, everyday events. It is from them that professor Clóvis de Barros Filho unravels philosophical, moral, ethical and historical concepts to provoke the reader to think about their actions and positions. Always with a refined humor and brilliant writing, the author presents his ideas in a profound and at the same time fluid way when comparing authors, thinkers and authorities from all philosophical schools. "Even in the absence of external control, he takes the test with clean hands, without consultation. He obtains a lower grade than he would have obtained if he had taken advantage of the situation. He used his freedom to respect the rules." His interesting worldview transforms situations and events normally neglected by most into valuable objects of analysis and crucial examples for understanding concepts responsible for making someone capable of creating their own convictions, ideas and thoughts. A true work of art, Moral of the Story presents itself as an indispensable read for those who yearn for in-depth knowledge, but with a light, practical format that is enjoyable to read at any time of the day.