El fin del mundo es solo el principio
Una novela que explora la supervivencia y la resilencia en medio de la desesperación.
Una novela que explora la supervivencia y la resilencia en medio de la desesperación.
A guide to strengthen men’s relationships through understanding love languages.
Aprender a comunicar de manera eficiente en un mundo sobrecargado de información.
The Positive Birth Book demystifies childbirth, providing guidance to help women plan a rewarding birth experience. It covers choices, rights, and realities of birthing.
In ‘Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain’, Oliver Sacks explores the complex relationship between music and the human brain. Drawing upon clinical case studies, personal experiences, and scientific research, Sacks delves into how music can evoke emotions, trigger memories, and even alter the physical structure of the brain. He examines various phenomena, including the extraordinary abilities of savants, the therapeutic effects of music therapy, and the peculiar condition of musical hallucinations. This book offers a fascinating look at the myriad ways music intersects with neuroscience, psychology, and human life.
Rethinking wealth through personal growth and value creation.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s ‘The Social Contract’ is a cornerstone of political philosophy, first published in 1762. It explores the concept of social contract theory, suggesting that legitimate political authority rests upon the consent of the governed. Rousseau argues for a form of government where the people are sovereign and laws are made based on the general will. This revolutionary idea influenced the development of republicanism and democratic thought, challenging the traditional view of sovereignty and the relationship between individual liberty and state authority.