Santiago Beruete
Santiago Beruete (Pamplona, 1961) is a Spanish writer, philosopher, and anthropologist who has been living in Ibiza for over three decades. With a degree in Anthropology and a PhD in Philosophy, he has combined his teaching work with writing essays that intertwine nature, thought, and culture. His most recognized work is Jardinosofía: A Philosophical History of Gardens (2016), where he explores the garden as a metaphor for the good life and a symbol of a cultivated mind.
Other notable titles include Verdolatría: Nature Teaches Us to Be Human (2018), Aprendívoros: The Cultivation of Curiosity (2021), and A Piece of Land (2022), all published by Turner Publishing. These books have been translated into several languages, such as French, Italian, Arabic, and Chinese. Beruete has received various literary awards, including the Arga Poetry Prize and the Tiflos Narrative Prize.
Other notable titles include Verdolatría: Nature Teaches Us to Be Human (2018), Aprendívoros: The Cultivation of Curiosity (2021), and A Piece of Land (2022), all published by Turner Publishing. These books have been translated into several languages, such as French, Italian, Arabic, and Chinese. Beruete has received various literary awards, including the Arga Poetry Prize and the Tiflos Narrative Prize.
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