23.7.06
Sonhos
Dreams
Sonhos na FSP de hoje: Desde o Ferreira Gullar dizendo que "... (o sonho) seria uma espécie de esperteza do nosso corpo, que, necessitando descansar, inventa uma mentira para continuar dormindo.", até uma matéria na Revista da Folha sobre o assunto.
É uma matéria séria, no sentido de se apoiar em pessoas reconhecidas por suas respectivas escolas de pensamento. Mas muito divertida de ler. Em uma mesma página menciona que muitos encontram inspiração, ou soluções nos próprios sonhos. Mendeleiev despertou de um cochilo vespertino e inventou a tabela periódica; Kekulé sonhou com seis bolinhas que rodavam em círculos e se transformavam em uma serpente que mordia a própria cauda, e descobriu a estrutura química do anel de benzeno, base de toda a química orgânica; Beethoven acordava assustado e corria para redigir partituras inteiras que havia sonhado.
Já Ney Latorraca, por outro lado, diz que para não perder a imagem do sonho, vai ao banheiro de olhos fechados. Chegou a urinar em uma parede, disse.
As estórias dos gênios e a de Ney não estão relacionadas na matéria. Estão apenas na mesma página. Mas que parece um retrato do Bananão, lá isso parece.
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Dreams in the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo today: From Ferreira Gullar saying that "...(the dream) would be a kind of smart move of our body, that, in need of rest, invents a lie to continue to sleep.", to an article in Revista da Folha about the subject.
It is a serious article, in the sense of being based in the opinions of people recognized by their respective schools of thought. But very fun to read. In the same page it mentions that many find inspiration, or solutions in their own dreams. Mendeleiev woke up from an afternoon nap and invented the periodic table; Kekulé dreamed with six little balls that circled and became a serpent eating its own tail, and discovered the structure of the benzene ring, the base of all organic chemistry; Beethoven woke up startled and rushed to write entire compositions he had dreamed.
Ney Latorraca (BigBananian actor), on the other hand, says that in order not to loose the image of the dream, he goes to the toilet with his eyes closed. He even peed on a wall once, he said.
The stories of the geniuses and Ney's are not related in the article. They are just in the same page. But that it looks like a picture of the BigBanana there is no question.
It is a serious article, in the sense of being based in the opinions of people recognized by their respective schools of thought. But very fun to read. In the same page it mentions that many find inspiration, or solutions in their own dreams. Mendeleiev woke up from an afternoon nap and invented the periodic table; Kekulé dreamed with six little balls that circled and became a serpent eating its own tail, and discovered the structure of the benzene ring, the base of all organic chemistry; Beethoven woke up startled and rushed to write entire compositions he had dreamed.
Ney Latorraca (BigBananian actor), on the other hand, says that in order not to loose the image of the dream, he goes to the toilet with his eyes closed. He even peed on a wall once, he said.
The stories of the geniuses and Ney's are not related in the article. They are just in the same page. But that it looks like a picture of the BigBanana there is no question.
