Breve historia del mundo

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Breve historia del mundo

By: Ernst H. Gombrich, José Luis Gil Aristu - traductor

Narrated by: Iván Cánovas

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Esta Breve historia del mundo no es un manual al uso: es una epístola-diálogo en un tono llano y accesible, sin los formalismos y las rigideces de los textos académicos, pero también sin el barniz de aparente pedagogía que da una voz de falsete a tantos audiolibros infantiles y juveniles.

La perspectiva y el género elegidos por Gombrich convierten su libro en el antecesor moderno de otros tratados, como El mundo de Sofía de Jostein Gaarder o Ética para Amador de Fernando Savater, que, tras su apariencia de audio dirigido a los jóvenes, tocan cuestiones de hondo calado en el campo de las humanidades.

Una obra modernísima y de plena vigencia, de perspectiva amplia y profunda, de espectacular éxito en todo el mundo, que, por su optimismo, su amenidad y su sensibilidad, se escucha como una novela.

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