by John Gray · SEXTO PISO · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418342530
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«Filosofía felina: Los gatos y el sentido de la vida» is the philosophical essay by John Gray, published by Sexto Piso in paperback (168 pages, in Spanish).
Drawing on his experience with cats and the writings of Montaigne, Tanizaki and Patricia Highsmith, John Gray proposes a feline philosophy: learning from the serenity and detachment of cats to live more authentically. He also revisits the myth of the cat, from Egypt to the present day, and suggests that these animals can teach us as much as the great philosophers.
Translated from the English by Albino Santos Mosquera. Published in Madrid by Sexto Piso in 2021.
For cat lovers and readers of practical philosophy; an accessible essay on the meaning of life and what felines can teach us.
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