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October 16, 2026International Journal of Lifelong Education

Literature and resistance in the carceral system: reflections on the documentary “Liberta! – Um livro pode mudar um destino”

Rebecka Tannuss

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Released in 2024, the documentary Liberta! – Um Livro Pode Mudar um Destino, scripted and directed by Débora Gobbita (2024), invites us to reflect on the importance of literature and art for indivi...

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