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When Freud met Cervantes
Francisco López Muñoz and Francisco Pérez Fernández explore Sigmund Freud’s interest in classical literature, and in particular, in the world of madness created by Miguel de Cervantes in his work, in the article “Psychoanalysis, Quixotes, and Enchanted Dogs: When Freud Encountered Cervantes.”
David López, researcher at Boston University
David López has been appointed a visiting researcher at Boston University in recognition of his scientific work in digital marketing, e-commerce, strategy, and digital transformation in business.
The need to reformulate the rule of law
Javier Cremades presents the work “Sobre el imperio de la ley” (On the Rule of Law,) in which he defends the scrupulous maintenance of the rule of law as the only alternative to the rule of force, with the certainty that only under the government of laws can human beings live in peace and freedom and achieve progress based on equality of rights and opportunities.
The visit of prince Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy to Barcelona
Carlos Cortina hosted the visit of Prince and Grand Master Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy to Spain and the Principality of Andorra between January 21 and 23
An ethical, fair and secure technology
Consuelo Sánchez-Castro, PhD in Law, was inducted as a Corresponding Member of the Royal European Academy of Doctors (READ) during a solemn ceremony held on February 4 at Fomento del Trabajo, the Academy’s headquarters. The new academic delivered her inaugural address...
Health begins with prevention and awareness
Antonio Alarcó presents a profound reflection on the need to transform the current healthcare model, shifting the focus from curing disease to actively preserving health, with the lecture “Cuidar la salud, cuidar la vida: el poder de la prevención y la comunidad” (Caring for health, caring for life: the power of prevention and community)
Humanism in the face of a new soulless era
Ignacio Bonasa argues for rebuilding international cooperation based on trust, placing people at the heart of politics, in his latest article, “A New World Order Without a Soul: Technocracy, Democratic Fracture, and the Urgency of Political Humanism.”
Callabed’s reflections on Goya and childhood
Joaquín Callabed is featured in an interview discussing aspects of his latest publication, “Las miradas de Goya a la infancia” (Goya’s Perspective on Childhood,) as well as some of his studies on the renowned Aragonese painter
Plasticosis
August Corominas introduces ‘plasticosis’, an emerging term that describes a disease or pathological condition caused by the accumulation of microplastics and nanoplastics in the tissues of living beings, especially marine animals and birds, although it is also a growing concern in humans
Art and mathematics in prehistory
The intrinsic relationship between various rock art representations and symbolic language based on mathematics, during the exhibition “En los orígenes. Arte y matemática en la Prehistoria”, organized by Francisco González Redondo
Mens sana in corpore sano
Enric Canela shares his latest articles on his blog, enriccanela.cat, an informative space dedicated to health and well-being: “Gènesi de l’ateroesclerosi”, “El te, la infusió reina” and “Intolerància a la lactosa”, as well as his latest publication in “El Punt-Avui”, the opinion article “Reformular la universitat”
Mexico’s crisis: from the inside out
Mexican historian Enrique Sada shares his latest articles: “La rebelión de Marx”, “La lucha por Irán libre”, “Una embajada haciendo agua” and “El Servicio Exterior Mexicano: venido a menos”
