L'aigua és això

In 2005, David Foster Wallace gave a speech to the students of Kenyon University that has become one of his most recognized texts. Water is this reviews with humor and intelligence the most important aspects we face in our daily lives, and dissects without complexities the way we inhabit the world around us. As he searches for answers to not so simple questions, he embodies his beliefs and deductions about human nature and offers us provocative reflections that renew us with each reading. This book, which began as a conference and could now be a manifesto or even the founding text of a way of life, is already considered an unmissable legacy. Written with the author's agility and unmistakable humor, it is another example of the talent of one of the great thinkers of our time.