Spinoza: En busca de la verdad y la felicidad

In "Spinoza: In search of truth and happiness", Philippe Amador offers a light-hearted adaptation in a humorous key of the "Treatise on the reform of understanding", an unfinished and posthumous work by the great Jewish philosopher where he reflects on the means to achieve a happiness that is neither vain nor useless and that can provide lasting joy. The comic shows what Amsterdam was like around 1660 and is complemented by an amusing biography of the Dutch philosopher that makes it possible to cover the main concepts of his philosophical work. The author has managed to preserve the original text and accompany it with a multitude of illustrations and small explanatory scenes that offer a simplified but didactic approach to Spinoza's ethical proposal and his search for truth and happiness. The reading, besides being entertaining and suggestive, turns out to be exciting and revealing. A book that borders on self-help designed to promote reflection through intelligent humor.