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El Eclipse de La Muerte

Pages
427
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

This profound work delves into the fundamental human fear of death and its pervasive impact on our lives and societies. Ernest Becker argues that much of human civilization, from our cultural achievements to our personal aspirations, serves as a symbolic defense against the terror of mortality. Drawing on psychology, philosophy, and anthropology, he reveals how this primal anxiety shapes our quest for meaning and heroism.

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