Historia del silencio

Historia del silencio

del Renacimiento a nuestros días

Corbin, Alain

Silence is not the simple absence of noise. It makes possible the inner fortress where great writers, thinkers, scholars, and believers have gathered for centuries. An essential requirement for contemplation, fantasy, prayer and creation, silence is the intimate source from which language flows, and it permeates our most private and sacred spaces, from the bedroom to the cathedral. But despite the fundamental role it plays in some of the most profoundly human experiences, silence has been banished from our lives by the incessant hustle and bustle of urban spaces and technological gadgets. In our deafening present, Alain Corbin recovers, through the work of writers, artists and philosophers who treasured seclusion and calm, the story of a time when the word was unusual and precious, and thus invites us to rediscover the silence or, in other words, the interior life.

Author
Corbin, Alain
Subject
Human sciences > Philosophy
EAN
9788417346720
ISBN
978-84-17346-72-0
Edition
1
Publisher
Acantilado
Pages
152 
High
21.0 cm
Weight
13.1 cm
Release date
05-06-2019
Language
Spanish 
Series
Acantilado 
Number
390 
Paperback edition
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Corbin, Alain (aut.)

  • Corbin, Alain
    Alain Corbin (Lonlay-l'Abbaye, 1936) es un historiador francés, especialista del siglo XIX y estudioso de lo que ha venido a denominarse la historia de las sensibilidades, en una línea q   Read more