Exploring a variety of topics and styles, this book presents a kaleidoscope of perspectives on pressing social issues. It delves into critical and often controversial subjects, offering insights that may challenge mainstream opinions. By highlighting diverse viewpoints, it encourages readers to reflect on significant aspects of social reality and consider alternative interpretations of relevant matters.
Exploring the cyclical nature of history, this collection of articles reflects on how human events shape personal and societal narratives. The author emphasizes that progress is not linear but marked by recurring themes of advancement and regression. By revisiting past cycles, the essays address pressing contemporary issues, illustrating how they resonate with historical patterns. This work serves as both a testimony and a reflection on the intertwining of individual experiences with collective memory and societal evolution.
Focusing on the socio-demographic surge of older adults globally, this book addresses the urgent need for resources and support for the elderly population. It explores themes of human subjectivity, the awareness of time, and the daily lives of seniors, framed within the context of contemporary societal and political challenges. Through a series of concise essays, it reflects on the historical circumstances affecting current generations of older individuals, emphasizing the importance of understanding their experiences and needs.
Focusing on the importance of subjectivity and spirituality, the book argues that these elements are crucial to human well-being and happiness. It critiques the overly analytical and mechanistic approaches of modern science that often neglect the soul, while cautioning against extreme psychologization of the physical. Emphasizing a holistic approach to medicine, it advocates for integrating the sciences of the spirit with physical health, highlighting the interconnectedness of the outer and inner worlds within human experience.
Exploring the devastating impact of war, this book delves into how it has become ingrained in human societies, affecting all citizens and reshaping economies to support armament production. It highlights the transformation of lives through the brutality and destruction of conflict, emphasizing that the horrors of war extend beyond immediate violence to encompass lasting consequences. The text examines how war legitimizes and unleashes a latent potential for cruelty and violence in humanity, raising critical questions about the moral implications of warfare.
La guerra, un fenómeno naturalizado en la sociedad, implica un mal ejercicio del poder que conlleva destrucción y muerte. Afecta a todos los ciudadanos y transforma la economía para producir armamento. Sus consecuencias son devastadoras y reflejan la brutalidad y la crueldad inherentes al ser humano.