Books and novels

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 380 pages Five toasts, five people, and one unforgettable night! A long night that sums up a whole life woven of accumulated regret, true...

Section: Thought and philosophy Number of pages: 117 pages Peter Ludvig Møller, a prominent Danish writer of the time and an opponent of Kierkegaard's, described it as "not only one of...

Section : CV Number of pages: 205 pages I say I read it, but reading a book about Beethoven, no matter how deeply it delves into the secrets of this...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 865 pages East of Eden is John Steinbeck’s epic, full of emotions, in which he retells the basic stories of Genesis by planting them...

Section: Culture and Society Number of pages: 291 pages The book (The Sorrows of Reading) is a book that revolves around reading and writing and their concerns. I divided it...

Section : CV Number of pages: 480 pages The book tells the life story of Helen Keller, the blind and deaf American girl who lost her sight and hearing completely...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 167 pages In the shadow of the excesses of globalization, under the pressure of the market economy and technocracy, in an atmosphere of urban anonymity...

Section : CV Number of pages: 552 pages Despite all that has been written about the genius of Pablo Picasso and his works, and what has been written against him...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 486 pages Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter navigates two contrasting worlds: the poor black neighborhood where she lives, riddled with gangs, drug dealing and poverty, and...

Section: Translated Novels Number of pages: 361 pages Despite the simplicity of her stories, Mrs. Spoon has a unique charm. Her ability to shrink in the most critical moments allows...

Section: Psychology Number of pages: 377 pages The Mental Transformation of Peoples: The First Consequences of the War of 1916 by Gustave Le Bon... This book falls within the context...

Section: Thought and Philosophy Number of pages: 212 pages It can be said in general that Nietzsche believed that madness was the usual and natural state that was associated with...