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What is love? Perhaps this is one of the questions that at some point we all have asked ourselves but for which we do not have answers. This is precisely the theme that cuts across the world-famous …
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The improbable has hit us. Suddenly, as usually happens, leaving us with a feeling of disbelief with which we struggle to try to make sense of what is happening to us, to try to fit in this new …
Without a doubt, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" has been the most popular book among all the works of Sigmund Freud. But ... where is the key to its popularity? In the style with which it has …
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We know how to read, but each time we process less what we read. We read more, but we reflect less. We have access to more content, but increasingly ephemeral and inconsequential. Why reading if what …
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"The burnout society" is one of those books that we must read, absolutely. Written by the South Korean philosopher living in Germany Byung-Chul Han, presents an alternative and interesting vision of …
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Anti-stress coloring books of Mandala have become fashionable, largely due to the urgent need we have to de-stress and disconnect from everyday life, even for a few short moments, the minimum …
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I do not know how many times I read “The Little Prince”, so many that I lost the count. However, every time I take this book in my hands I find a sentence that is fitting with the stage of life I’m …
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