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Marc Chagall

20/11/2022@11:00:00

Our scooping finite mind, which is jostling athwart the fleeting and hitherandthitering reality from morning to night, is prone to sublime chimeras, to helter-skelter expressions without some tail tressed by adjectives or some head made of nouns, and to descry odds from the top of its wavering teleology. We can regard this hodgepodge of mental movements, with Kant, as the main crux of the “human intellect” in an “unphilosophical state” (1). The bleak lack of philosophy leads us to give an apparent rhapsodical accommodation to the sundry deeds of the world, and such an arrayment stands for a “Weltanschauung”, which is conveyed through religious words (2), which as spells hie us to believe in divinities. This apparent rhapsodical accommodation might be called “common sense”.

“Somos el fruto de lo que nos ha constituido”

A tamaño natural” es el nuevo libro del escritor napolitano Erri de Luca. Una original obra donde se unen cierta visión bíblica con la de los recuerdos personales del autor sobre las relaciones entre padres e hijos, desde Abraham e Isaac hasta la relación que tuvo él mismo con su padre. “La relación padre e hijo es la disputa eterna, es un nudo de incalculables proporciones”, dijo durante una rueda de prensa telemática que mantuvimos con el autor.

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