Flávio Wolf de Aguiar is a Brazilian writer and academic. He was born in

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in 1947. He studied at the

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, where he completed his Master's and Doctorate in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature. He taught at USP for more than 30 years. Aguiar has written around 20 books. He is a four-time winner of the

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. He won the prize in the Literary Essay category for his 1984 work ''A comédia nacional no teatro de José de Alencar'' and he also won in 2000 in the Literary Novel category for ''Anita''.https://grupoeditorialglobal.com.br/autores/lista-de-autores/biografia/?id=645 Aguiar is based in Berlin.

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