Fidelidad a Grecia

In this wonderful book we find ourselves with a combative and elegant Lledó who, moved by an ideal of decency, justice and equality, invites us to recover our ability to look. This set of texts speaks of the liberating power of myth in the ancient Greeks (against the effect of other myths, "imposed by professionals of lies"), of the strength of Eros, of the invention of musical harmony, of According to the author, Epicurus is one of the most attractive and mysterious figures in the history of thought, of the difficult Hellenic beauty and of other classical teachings to which we are indebted. It also tells us about how that look outside the frameworks that the great thinkers taught us is the necessary first step to combat the evils that permeate our lives, such as empty and manipulated language, forgetfulness, the "new theology" of technology and screens and an education "stupefying" and unable to promote true knowledge and intellectual freedom.