The Britannica Enciclopedia Moderna covers all fields of knowledge, including arts, geography, philosophy, science, sports, and much more. Users will enjoy a quick reference of 24,000 entries and 2.5 million words. More then 4,800 images, graphs, and tables further enlighten students and clarify subject matter. The simple A-Z organization and clear descriptions will appeal to both Spanish speakers and students of Spanish.
Querido lector si quieres conocer los secretos de una vida eterna, si somos ángeles solares en un cuerpo de materia, si la vida fue traída por los extraterrestres o por la deidad, si ay vida después de la muerte, si somos la semilla que poblara el universo, los secretos de las siete puertas del saber, a donde vamos al morir antes de reencarnar, el secreto de la reencarnación, nuestras mansiones futuras, nuestra relación con la luna y los planetas, a donde vamos al morir antes de volver de nuestro viaje por el infinito, donde están nuestros muertos, el camino hacia tu paz interna, el camino verdadero a la felicidad, todo esto y más encontraras en este libro, te invito a entrar en este mundo fascinante del saber de la vida eterna y de tu relación directa con la deidad por medio del espíritu divino.
Una aventura sencilla y didáctica para que los pequeños descubran la historia del planeta Tierra. Alguna vez te has preguntado ¿cómo surgió nuestro planeta? No te lo preguntes más, la respuesta la tienes aquí en este libro. Vivirás cientos de aventuras junto con Darwin y Sergio, y aprenderás de una forma sencilla y didáctica los capítulos de la historia de nuestro planeta: La Tierra.
Richard Rorty is considered one of the most original philosophers of the last decades, and he has generated warm enthusiasm on the part of many intellectuals and students, within and outside the field of philosophy. The collection opens with an essay by Robert Brandom, in which he continues the discussion of Rorty’s “vocabulary vocabulary” that he began in Rorty and his Critics, and ends with an interview in which Brandom talks about Rorty himself as a teacher and friend. The collection is then divided into three further sections, each addressing an aspect of Rorty’s thought. First, a political section contains several essays discussing Rorty’s notorious “prophecy” in Achieving our Country and the idea that he would have foreseen the rise of a political “strongman.” Also discussed are Rorty's view of the cultural left, his view of the relation between truth and democracy, and Rorty on the concept of fraternity. In a second, epistemological section, several essays address Rorty’s historicism, anti-representationalism, and his views on truth and on religion, often through the lenses of his critics (Putnam, Habermas, Dews). A final section addresses the relations between Rorty and other philosophers such as Hume, Heidegger, and Ortega y Gasset. This works contains valuable essays in three languages — English, Portuguese, and Spanish — and is a small example of the reach of Rorty’s thought and its expansion beyond the Anglo-Saxon world in only ten years after his death. It will appeal to Rorty’s scholars and researchers as well as any student of pragmatism and anti-foundationalist thought.
