by Joan-Carles Mèlich Sangrà · Fragmenta Editorial, SL · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788415518549
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In this second volume of his 'Philosophical Fragments', the philosopher and writer Joan-Carles Mèlich reflects on the human condition, uncertain and finite, through a literary philosophy that uses images and figures of fiction instead of metaphysical concepts. This is a thought about the singular, time, situations, and relationships, where the prose of life is understood as the concrete and everyday character of existence. The author invites us to reflect on the finite, disturbing, and contingent life, without absolute truths, in a scenario in constant transformation.
