Filosofía en rebanadas

We know that philosophers have been a little overwhelmed since Thales of Miletus fell into a well from looking at the sky so much. Other equally clueless thinkers have been caught red-handed: they bake great ideas from which philosophical systems completely removed from reality emerge. In reality, an artisan philosopher should be like a master baker who offers different styles and flavors: baguette (Descartes), cateto bread (Heidegger), Vienna loaf (Wittgenstein), ciabatta (Vico) or Antequera muffin (María Zambrano). Likewise, philosophers tend to be good brewers, since beer and bread are twin brothers. Philosophy does not offer one of lime and one of sand, but bread (substance, matter) and many spirits (imagination, possibility). That is why some laymen consider that a philosopher is more like a drunkard chattering with his professional colleagues than a baker, although Günther Anders already said: "A philosopher who writes only for philosophers is as absurd as a baker who only makes bread for other bakers. Andrés Lomeña, author of Filosofía a sibs, rolls up his sleeves again to take out a select tray with all kinds of bread, flour and seeds. This compendium of short articles is full, once again, of film and series references; the book amasses the turbulent philosophical present through the analysis of The Avengers and Harley Quinn, without giving up contemporary classics such as The Princess Bride or Inside the Labyrinth, going through the philosophy of The Lion King, The Simpsons and The Office. In these pages you will find sliced ??bread if you are looking for bland foods (for example, the philosophy of SpongeBob) or whole grain breads (The Wolf of Wall Street, Apocalypto, Good Will Hunting) if you want more fiber in your philosophical diet. Sliced ??Philosophy offers bread and circuses, yes, but there's more bread than circus inside, and it's neatly sliced ??for easy dipping or savoring. He doesn't want the whole loaf of bread. Follow the trail of crumbs. Eat one or two slices. Try the toasts and make yourself a sandwich. Serve yourself shamelessly. After all, this philosophical manual is aimed at those who never had the luck or the privilege of being born with gold leaf under their arms.