Description
TUTOPIA
Book Summary
A work that invites reflection on our ability to transform reality from both an individual and collective perspective. The authors propose a philosophical journey that begins with the fundamental question: Do we want to change the world? Through an exploration of essential questions regarding finitude, the absolute value of human beings, and interdependence, the reader will discover that utopia is not a distant ideal, but a construction born from the encounter between you and others. An accessible essay that connects philosophy with everyday life.
What is it about?
Starting from the realization of our finitude and that we possess an absolute value, the authors explore how our existence is defined in relation to others. The book addresses the contemporary concern for social change and the future of new generations, moving away from resignation. The work posits that the answer lies not in grand abstract ideals, but in the concrete space where we live, in daily relationships, and in personal decisions. It is presented as a path of questions, where each reader finds the answers they choose to build their own place in the world and actively participate in a new form of humanity.
Main themes
- Finitude and the absolute value of the human being
- Interdependence and the collective construction of reality
- Utopia as a personal and social process
- Individual responsibility in the face of social change
- Philosophy applied to everyday life and civic engagement
Who is it recommended for?
For readers interested in practical philosophy and reflection on the meaning of life, especially those seeking tools to understand their role in the world and wishing to overcome resignation in the face of social problems. It is also suitable for those who wonder about the future of new generations and want to explore how individual decisions can generate a collective impact.
What this book offers
- A refreshing perspective on utopia, far from unattainable idealisms.
- Tools to reflect on one's own existence and relationship with others.
- A practical approach that connects philosophy with present-day concerns.
- Encouragement for personal action and commitment to the community.
- Keys to understanding how to build a better world starting from the everyday.
Technical specifications
- Author: CASTILLO, VERONICA; JOU, MODEST
- Publisher: Khaf (Edelvives)
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: PHILOSOPHY, POPULAR PHILOSOPHY
- Collection: TBD COLLECTION
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: March 2024
- Number of pages: 341
- Weight: 973 g
Editorial review
A philosophical proposal that stands out for its accessible approach and its ability to connect with the concerns of the contemporary reader. The authors manage to transform complex questions about social change into an intimate and practical dialogue, without losing depth. It is particularly interesting for those seeking a reading that combines personal reflection with commitment to their surroundings, offering a path to rethink the role of each individual in the construction of a more human world.