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portada El Traspié (in Spanish)
El Traspié (in Spanish)El Traspié (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Topic
narrativa - narrativa
Collection
narrativas hispanicas
Year
2013
Language
Spanish
Pages
96
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22x14 cm
Weight
147
ISBN
8433997580
ISBN13
9788433997586
Edited in
España
Edition No.
2013

El Traspié (in Spanish)

Fernando Savater (Author) · Fernando Fernández Savater (Author) · ANAGRAMA · Paperback

El Traspié (in Spanish) - Fernando Savater

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Synopsis "El Traspié (in Spanish)"

Al final de su vida, el filosofo Arthur Schopenhauer alcanzo el reconocimiento publico de su obra que durante tanto tiempo se le habia negado. Una joven y prometedora artista, Elisabeth Ney, solicito permiso para hacerle un busto. Halagado, el gran pesimista accedio a esta peticion. Durante varios meses poso para la joven y entre tanto converso con ella de todo lo imaginable. Entre el viejo pensador celebre por su misoginia y la bella artista se trabo una relacion extranamente dulce. En algunos momentos, Schopenhauer parecio revisar su opinion sobre el genero femenino... En esta comedia filosofica, elocuente y sutil, se imagina una de aquellas sesiones entre la escultora y su ilustre modelo. El filosofo exhibe sus ideas ante una oyente tan atenta como ocasionalmente ironica. Se repasa el destino del hombre, orgulloso de sus certezas y martirizado por sus perplejidades. Mientras, la supersticion ronda, llega un forastero atrevido, se prepara una invocacion a los espiritus, y la carne dicta urgencias que se burlan de los alambicados sistemas intelectuales. / At the end of his life, the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer achieved the public recognition for his work that went unnoticed for so long. A young a promising artist, Elisabeth Ney, asks for his permission to make a sculpture of him. Flattered, the great pessimist accepts her request. Over the course of a few months he poses for the young girl, and meanwhile he speaks to her about everything and anything imaginable. Between this thinker famous for his misogynistic ideas and this beautiful artist a strangely sweet relationship is formed. At times, Schopenhauer even seemed to revise his opinion on the female gender In this eloquent and subtle philosophical comedy, one of these sessions between the sculptor and her famous model is imagined.
Fernando Savater
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Fernando Savater (1947) is a Spanish philosopher, writer, and essayist known for his work in ethics, politics, and education. His writing is characterized by clear and accessible prose, addressing philosophical topics with a popular approach. He has written essays, novels, and children's literature, standing out as one of the most influential intellectuals in the Hispanic world.

Among his most famous books are Ethics for Amador (1991), The Value of Educating (1997), and Politics for Amador (1992), aimed at young people and adults interested in philosophical reflection applied to everyday life. His thought, influenced by authors like Nietzsche and Spinoza, has had a significant impact on education and public debate in Spain and Latin America.
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William Tapia Tuesday, July 28, 2015
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Está en perfectas condiciones, a pesar de estar usado. Muchas gracias Busca Libre.

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