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Against a silenced world in which there is no longer dialogue, Hartmut Rosa proposes the concept of resonance, understood as the unpredictable relationship in an unavailable world. Indeed, resonance occurs when we engage with the strange, the irritating, with everything that is beyond our...

Dear reader, do not be discouraged. A magnificent future awaits us, a clarifying solution (hybridization of clear solution and final solution) in which we can slide safely without pain, without bloodshed and in complete comfort. / Imagínate, dice un antropólogo a su colega, se...

Why is there a universe rather than nothing? What are the reasons for the world's complexity? What is the purpose of our lives and what are the secrets of our future? This work attempts to answer these and other questions from the perspectives of...

In this original work, Byung-chul Han turns gardening into an art where you can exercise meditation and reflect on beauty, life, and worship. In gardening, this power of life can be appreciated and learned. Gardening then becomes an art where meditation and prayer are...

The six-decade texts gathered in this volume show the fascinating bridge between psychiatry, philosophy and psychology created by Viktor Frankl. These studies are meant to help understand this claim from its conception to know how to treat the suffering man of our day. Includes...

For logotherapy, suffering is a constitutive element of existence that must be placed in an appropriate place in our lives and given meaning. Viktor Frankl developed this current of philosophical and therapeutic thought in the second half of the last century, after the painful...

In these meditations, a Christian and pious thinker of undeniable probity strives with true scrupulousness to reach the very heart of Christian wisdom through the well-known practice of "tarot." This anonymous thinker introduces us to the symbols of Christian hermeticism on its different levels...

A profound and transformative book that invites us to view childhood with greater tenderness, awareness, and commitment. Good treatment builds the future. Treating children well is the first step toward a more ethical, supportive, and violence-free society. This essential work for mothers, fathers, and...

The purpose of this work is to contribute to reflection on what it entails to be an adequate parent and, simultaneously, to offer professionals a tool for assessing the degree of adequacy required to ensure the healthy development of children. Being a parent is...

In this book, Karl Reinhardt makes a thoughtful and comparative interpretation of Plato's myths. He selects what, from his point of view, is significant and arranges it in a network of fundamental concepts. He makes the practical and emotional relevance of the text visible...

When life hurts us, what do we do? Do we stay wounded for life and play the victim? Or do we look for ways to live again in the best possible way? This is the definition of resilience: how to return to life after...

Few works have so brilliantly described the fragility of the individual in the consumer society of the 21st century as this text by Zygmunt Bauman. In a world marked by acceleration, obsolescence, and identity constructed by market offerings, education no longer forms individuals, but...

This manifesto aims to carry out a rescue operation to redirect feminist struggles toward the rest of society and propose a total societal reorganization. Feminism should not stop at seeing women represented at the top but should address political disturbances, economic insecurity, and socio-reproductive...

Art therapy is a discipline that uses the visual arts as a means to promote expression and self-knowledge, as well as the emotional, physical and social well-being of people. Art therapy is currently practiced and taught in universities and centres around the world and...

Mary Shelley was born in London in August 1797. She is the daughter of the famous philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft, a forerunner of the feminist movement, and William Godwin, a radical novelist and politician. Her life is a constant escape from the conformism of the...

This book is not intended to be a collection of recipes, but rather a guide to bring out the best that we have. As a result of applied research and many years of experience, the authors present a rigorous method that involves effort and...

At the age of three, his mother abandoned him in the middle of the forest, tied to a post. At the age of five, his father beat him nearly to death. After a long recovery in hospital, he entered an orphanage, where he discovered...

Published in 1875 after appearing in serial form, “The Way We Live Now” is widely acknowledged to be the masterpiece of Anthony Trollope’s prolific Victorian career. The novel is a scathing satire which Trollope wrote upon returning to England after traveling abroad. Trollope was...

In this book, philosophy is presented as the essential activity for reflecting on our relationship with reality (science), action (ethics), and the conflicts inherent in controlling that reality (politics). José Luis Villacañas places Weber within his intellectual tradition, following the Kantian spirit in the...

Klaus Gauger suffered during twenty years of paranoid schizophrenia. Today, Gauger has been able to get rid of symptoms. This book is the result of the balance of his deep experience with the disease.This work presents an excellent vision and description of one's own...