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Pisar la tierra con libertad: Textos seleccionados / Treading the Earth in Freedom: Selected Texts (Spanish Edition)
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Product Details
Overview
Un recorrido por los textos esenciales de Henry D. Thoreau (Desobediencia civil, Caminar y fragmentos de Walden), acompañados por una introducción del crítico literario Toni Montesinos.
Vivir de forma sencilla también puede ser un acto de resistencia.
¿Qué significa llevar una vida libre en un mundo que empuja al conformismo? ¿Qué implica desobedecer cuando la obediencia perpetúa la injusticia? ¿Y qué sentido tiene caminar sin rumbo fijo, salvo el de alejarse del ruido y pensar con claridad?
Pisar la tierra con libertad reúne tres de los textos más lúcidos y radicales de Henry D. Thoreau —Desobediencia civil, Caminar y fragmentos de Walden— en los que se entrelazan la crítica al poder, la búsqueda de una existencia esencial y la defensa de la naturaleza como espacio moral. A través de ellos, Thoreau invita a vivir con conciencia, a oponerse a lo que degrada la dignidad humana y a abrir caminos propios lejos de las sendas marcadas.
Esta edición cuenta con una introducción del crítico literario Toni Montesinos, que lee a Thoreau desde nuestro presente y lo presenta como un autor imprescindible para quienes buscan una vida más auténtica, libre y resistente.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
A journey through Henry D. Thoreau’s essential texts (Civil Disobedience, Walking, and excerpts from Walden), accompanied by an introduction by literary critic Toni Montesinos.
Living simply can also be an act of resistance.
What does it mean to live freely in a world that pushes conformity? What does it mean to disobey when obedience perpetuates injustice? And what is the purpose of walking without a fixed destination, other than to step away from noise and think clearly?
Pisar la tierra con libertad brings together three of Thoreau’s most lucid and radical texts—Civil Disobedience, Walking, and excerpts from Walden—where criticism of power, the search for an essential existence, and the defense of nature as a moral space intertwine. Through them, Thoreau invites us to live consciously, to resist what undermines human dignity, and to open our own paths away from the marked trails.
This edition includes an introduction by literary critic Toni Montesinos, who reads Thoreau from today’s perspective and presents him as an essential author for those seeking a more authentic, free, and resilient life.
