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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There was a time when the earth still heard the passing of the gods.The mountains responded to their voices; the sea obeyed his whims; The wind carried its decrees to the tents of kings, while men, ignorant of their own fate, built cities believing that stone was stronger than time.It was then that a war was born destined to divide history into two halves.It did not begin solely with the beauty of a queen or the pride of kings. Long before the Achaean ships darkened the horizon of the Hellespont, long before the walls of Ilium heard the roar of shields, discord had already been sown in the very heart of Olympus.For no truly great war belongs only to men.Each sword that is raised also responds to an invisible will.Every victory has a price written by immortal hands.Each hero is born carrying on his shoulders a destiny that he never chose.Among all the warriors who walked to Troy, none shone with such a terrible light as Achilles.Son of the goddess Thetis and King Peleus, educated by the wise centaur Chiron, swifter than the wind and stronger than all the princes assembled, he was blessed with a glory that no mortal would attain and condemned, at the same time, to a life as brief as lightning on the sea.Two natures coexisted in it.The immortal blood that never learned to obey.And the human heart that knew love, friendship, pride, pain and loss.Many have sung of its strength.Many have recalled the fury with which he strewn the plains of Troy with corpses.But Achilles' anger was never just one man's anger.It was the fire of an era.It was the clash between justice and pride.Between obedience and freedom.Between the will of the gods and the right of mortals to decide their own destiny.This work does not intend to repeat the ancient songs.Nor does he wish to compete with the immortal voices that first raised the name of Pelida to the stars.Their purpose is different.He seeks to walk the paths that tradition barely hinted at.He wants to look at the hearts of the heroes when the trumpets fell silent.Listening to the silences of the gods when no one invoked them.To contemplate the memories, dreams, omens and doubts that inhabit even those who seem invincible.Troy here will not only be a besieged city.It will be a whole world.The forests of Ida will breathe alongside men.The temples will preserve the secrets of generations that have disappeared.The beaches where the black Achaean ships rest will witness the birth and death of eternal friendships.Olympus will descend upon the earth, not as a distant realm, but as a constant, invisible, and decisive presence.The story will begin before anger sets Achilles' chest on fire.He will accompany the hero during the storm that changed the course of the war.And it will continue when Hector's blood finally soaks the sacred dust of Ilium, proving that even victory can become the deepest of sorrows.Songs that will raise this epic.Each will open a new door to greatness and tragedy.Each verse, each dialogue and each combat will seek to honor the epic tradition without renouncing a voice of its own.Because truly immortal deeds do not belong to the past.They are reborn every time a man decides to face what fate has written for him.May the Muses inspire these pages.May Apollo illuminate the word.May Athena grant wisdom to the story.May Zeus allow us to hear, once again, the roar of the heroes.And when the last canto concludes, the reader will understand that no city was as great as Troy, no warrior as formidable as Achilles, and no force as powerful as anger when it is born in the heart of a man destined to become a legend. This item i Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: As New. No Dj. First ed, 1st Printing Stated. xix, 348 pp with illustrations. Eugenia Vasquez Bermudez (illustrator).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Il fut un temps ou la terre entendait encore le passage des dieux.Les montagnes repondirent a leurs voix; La mer obeit a ses caprices; Le vent portait ses decrets jusqu'aux tentes des rois, tandis que les hommes, ignorants de leur sort, construisaient des cites en croyant que la pierre valait plus que le temps.C'est alors qu'une guerre est nee, destinee a diviser l'histoire en deux moities.Cela ne commencait pas uniquement par la beaute d'une reine ou la fierte des rois. Bien avant que les navires acheens n'assombrissent l'horizon de l'Hellespont, bien avant que les murs d'Ilium n'entendent le rugissement des boucliers, la discorde avait deja ete semee au coeur meme de l'Olympe.Car aucune vraie grande guerre n'appartient qu'aux hommes.Chaque epee levee repond egalement a une volonte invisible.Chaque victoire a un prix ecrit par des mains immortelles.Chaque heros nait portant sur ses epaules un destin qu'il n'a jamais choisi.Parmi tous les guerriers qui marcherent jusqu'a Troie, aucun ne brilla d'une lumiere aussi terrible qu'Achille.Fils de la deesse Thetis et du roi Pelee, eduque par le sage centaure Chiron, plus rapide que le vent et plus fort que tous les princes reunis, il fut beni d'une gloire qu'aucun mortel n'atteindrait et condamne, en meme temps, a une vie aussi breve que l'eclair sur la mer.Deux natures y coexistaient.Le sang immortel qui n'a jamais appris a obeir.Et le coeur humain qui connaissait l'amour, l'amitie, la fierte, la douleur et la perte.Beaucoup ont chante sa force.Beaucoup se souviennent de la fureur avec laquelle il jonchait les plaines de Troie de cadavres.Mais la colere d'Achille n'a jamais ete la colere d'un seul homme.C'etait le feu d'une epoque.C'etait le choc entre la justice et l'orgueil.Entre l'obeissance et la liberte.Entre la volonte des dieux et le droit des mortels de decider de leur propre destin.Cette oeuvre n'a pas l'intention de repeter les chants anciens.Il ne souhaite pas non plus rivaliser avec les voix immortelles qui ont d'abord eleve le nom de Pelida aux etoiles.Leur but est different.Il cherche a emprunter les chemins que la tradition laissait a peine entendre.Il veut regarder le coeur des heros quand les trompettes se sont tues.Ecouter les silences des dieux quand personne ne les invoquait.Contempler les souvenirs, reves, presages et doutes qui habitent meme ceux qui semblent invincibles.Troy ici ne sera pas seulement une ville assiegee.Ce sera un monde entier.Les forets d'Ida respireront aux cotes des hommes.Les temples preserveront les secrets de generations disparues.Les plages ou reposent les navires noirs acheens seront temoins de la naissance et de la mort d'amities eternelles.L'Olympe descendra sur la terre, non pas comme un royaume lointain, mais comme une presence constante, invisible et decisive.Il accompagnera le heros lors de la tempete qui a change le cours de la guerre.Des chansons qui feront elever cette epopee.Chacun ouvrira une nouvelle porte vers la grandeur et la tragedie.Chaque couplet, chaque dialogue et chaque combat chercheront a honorer la tradition epique sans renoncer a une voix propre.Parce que les veritables actes immortels n'appartiennent pas au passe.Ils renaissent chaque fois qu'un homme decide d'affronter ce que le destin a ecrit pour lui.Que les Muses inspirent ces pages.Puisse Apollon eclairer le mot.Puisse Athena accorder la sagesse a cette histoire.Que Zeus nous permette d'entendre, une fois de plus, le rugissement des heros.Et lorsque le dernier chant se terminera, le lecte Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. C'e stato un tempo in cui la terra sentiva ancora la scomparsa degli dei.Le montagne rispondevano alle loro voci; il mare obbedi ai suoi capricci; Il vento portava i suoi decreti nelle tende dei re, mentre gli uomini, ignari del proprio destino, costruivano citta credendo che la pietra fosse piu forte del tempo.Fu allora che nacque una guerra destinata a dividere la storia in due meta.Non e iniziato solo con la bellezza di una regina o l'orgoglio dei re. Molto prima che le navi achee oscurassero l'orizzonte dell'Elesponto, molto prima che le mura di Ilium sentissero il ruggito degli scudi, la discordia era gia stata seminata nel cuore stesso dell'Olimpo.Perche nessuna vera grande guerra appartiene solo agli uomini.Ogni spada che viene alzata risponde anche a una volonta invisibile.Ogni vittoria ha un prezzo scritto da mani immortali.Ogni eroe nasce portando sulle spalle un destino che non ha mai scelto.Tra tutti i guerrieri che camminarono verso, nessuno brillava con una luce cosi terribile come Achille.Figlio della dea Tete e del re Peleo, educato dal saggio centauro Chirone, piu veloce del vento e piu forte di tutti i principi riuniti, fu benedetto con una gloria che nessun mortale avrebbe potuto raggiungere e condannato, allo stesso tempo, a una vita breve come un fulmine sul mare.In esso coesistevano due nature.Il sangue immortale che non ha mai imparato a obbedire.E il cuore umano che conosceva amore, amicizia, orgoglio, dolore e perdita.Molti hanno cantato della sua forza.Molti ricordano la furia con cui disseminava le pianure di di cadaveri.Ma la rabbia di Achille non e mai stata solo quella di un uomo.Era il fuoco di un'epoca.Era lo scontro tra giustizia e orgoglio.Tra obbedienza e liberta.Tra la volonta degli dei e il diritto dei mortali di decidere il proprio destino.Quest'opera non intende ripetere le antiche canzoni.Ne desidera competere con le voci immortali che per prime portarono il nome di Pelida alle stelle.Il loro scopo e diverso.Cerca di percorrere i sentieri che la tradizione aveva appena accennato.Vuole guardare i cuori degli eroi quando le trombe si sono stinte.Ascoltare i silenzi degli dei quando nessuno li invocava.Contemplare i ricordi, i sogni, i presagi e i dubbi che abitano anche chi sembra invincibile.qui non sara solo una citta assediata.Sara un mondo intero.Le foreste di Ida respireranno insieme agli uomini.I templi preserveranno i segreti di generazioni scomparse.Le spiagge dove si trovano le navi nere achee saranno testimone della nascita e della morte di amicizie eterne.L'Olimpo discendera sulla terra, non come un regno lontano, ma come una presenza costante, invisibile e decisiva.La storia iniziera prima che la rabbia incendi il petto di Achille.Accompagnera l'eroe durante la tempesta che cambio il corso della guerra.E continuera quando il sangue di Ettore inzuppera finalmente la polvere sacra di Ilio, dimostrando che anche la vittoria puo diventare il dolore piu profondo.Canzoni che eleveranno questa epopea.Ognuno aprira una nuova porta alla grandezza e alla tragedia.Ogni strofa, ogni dialogo e ogni combattimento cercheranno di onorare la tradizione epica senza rinunciare a una voce propria.Perche le azioni veramente immortali non appartengono al passato.Rinascono ogni volta che un uomo decide di affrontare cio che il destino ha scritto per lui.Che le Muse ispirino queste pagine.Che Apollo illumini la parola.Che Atena conceda saggezza alla storia.Che Zeus ci permetta di sentire, ancora una volta, il ruggito degli eroi.E quando l'ultimo canto si conclude, il lettore capira che nessuna c Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There was a time when the earth still heard the passing of the gods.The mountains responded to their voices; the sea obeyed his whims; The wind carried its decrees to the tents of kings, while men, ignorant of their own fate, built cities believing that stone was stronger than time.It was then that a war was born destined to divide history into two halves.It did not begin solely with the beauty of a queen or the pride of kings. Long before the Achaean ships darkened the horizon of the Hellespont, long before the walls of Ilium heard the roar of shields, discord had already been sown in the very heart of Olympus.For no truly great war belongs only to men.Each sword that is raised also responds to an invisible will.Every victory has a price written by immortal hands.Each hero is born carrying on his shoulders a destiny that he never chose.Among all the warriors who walked to Troy, none shone with such a terrible light as Achilles.Son of the goddess Thetis and King Peleus, educated by the wise centaur Chiron, swifter than the wind and stronger than all the princes assembled, he was blessed with a glory that no mortal would attain and condemned, at the same time, to a life as brief as lightning on the sea.Two natures coexisted in it.The immortal blood that never learned to obey.And the human heart that knew love, friendship, pride, pain and loss.Many have sung of its strength.Many have recalled the fury with which he strewn the plains of Troy with corpses.But Achilles' anger was never just one man's anger.It was the fire of an era.It was the clash between justice and pride.Between obedience and freedom.Between the will of the gods and the right of mortals to decide their own destiny.This work does not intend to repeat the ancient songs.Nor does he wish to compete with the immortal voices that first raised the name of Pelida to the stars.Their purpose is different.He seeks to walk the paths that tradition barely hinted at.He wants to look at the hearts of the heroes when the trumpets fell silent.Listening to the silences of the gods when no one invoked them.To contemplate the memories, dreams, omens and doubts that inhabit even those who seem invincible.Troy here will not only be a besieged city.It will be a whole world.The forests of Ida will breathe alongside men.The temples will preserve the secrets of generations that have disappeared.The beaches where the black Achaean ships rest will witness the birth and death of eternal friendships.Olympus will descend upon the earth, not as a distant realm, but as a constant, invisible, and decisive presence.The story will begin before anger sets Achilles' chest on fire.He will accompany the hero during the storm that changed the course of the war.And it will continue when Hector's blood finally soaks the sacred dust of Ilium, proving that even victory can become the deepest of sorrows.Songs that will raise this epic.Each will open a new door to greatness and tragedy.Each verse, each dialogue and each combat will seek to honor the epic tradition without renouncing a voice of its own.Because truly immortal deeds do not belong to the past.They are reborn every time a man decides to face what fate has written for him.May the Muses inspire these pages.May Apollo illuminate the word.May Athena grant wisdom to the story.May Zeus allow us to hear, once again, the roar of the heroes.And when the last canto concludes, the reader will understand that no city was as great as Troy, no warrior as formidable as Achilles, and no force as powerful as anger when it is born in the heart of a man destined to become a legend Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'Hades and Persephone, Love and Darkness, A Mythological Saga' is a contemporary romantic novel with a mythological reinterpretation that redefines the classic myth from a deep, poetic perspective of high narrative consistency. Far from the clichés of violent abduction or submission, the work explores the birth and consolidation of an unbreakable bond between the monarch of the underworld and the sovereign of spring.The plot intertwines the colossal memory of the Titanomachy, the distribution of the cosmic domains among the three brothers (Zeus, Poseidon and Hades), the eternal architecture of Tartarus and the unalterable cycle of the seasons. It is a story about the alchemy between light and shadow, where death is not the end, but the just rest, and where true love stands as the definitive pillar that supports the balance of the entire universe.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - LOVE cannot be a book that promises love without pain, but one that teaches us to distinguish, with honesty, the pain that builds from the pain that erodes, and to love in any case, with full awareness of the risk that this love implies. The second volume in the I CAN series, this book covers, through twenty chapters organized in four movements, the most human and most demanding territory that exists: that of opening oneself to another human being without losing one's identity in the attempt. From the fear of being loved to sustained commitment as a daily practice, through jealousy, forgiveness, limits and the rebuilding of trust, this book combines genuine philosophical depth with concrete practicality, chapter by chapter, exercise by exercise. Written in a universal language, without easy formulas or empty promises, it is designed to accompany anyone, whether or not they are currently in a relationship, who wishes to love - and be loved - with more awareness, more courage and more freedom. It continues the path opened in Live, and prepares the ground for Let Go, the third and final book in this trilogy dedicated to building, for those who read it, an integral legacy of well-being: to live, love and let go, with fullness, until the end.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Release closes the I CAN trilogy with the most demanding and, in many ways, most necessary territory of the three: that of impermanence, loss, and conscious detachment. Through twenty chapters organized into four movements-from the philosophical understanding that nothing we love is possessed definitively, to an honest journey through the most common losses of a human life, to the inner work of forgiveness, acceptance, and conscious surrender-this third volume offers something rare in the genre: the possibility of talking about death, aging, grief, and finitude without falling into the easy consolation or cultural denial that surrounds these themes. It combines, like the previous two books in the series, genuine philosophical depth with concrete practicality, chapter by chapter, exercise by exercise. Written in a universal language, without easy formulas or empty promises, this book is designed to accompany anyone, at any stage of their life, who needs to learn - or relearn - the art, as necessary as it is little taught, of letting go with open hands. This volume completes the trilogy I CAN: Live, Love and Release, a legacy of well-being designed to accompany, wherever in the world it is read, the awakening of human consciousness.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Living is not a book that promises a life without difficulties, but one that teaches us to inhabit real life, with all its cracks, without having to wait for them to disappear before we can start living fully. Through twenty chapters that advance like a spiral - from honest recognition of oneself, to the construction of inner foundations, to the courageous encounter with pain, and finally to a fullness that is shared with others - this first volume of the I CAN series offers something rare in the genre: philosophical depth without ever losing simplicity, and concrete practicality without ever falling into the easy formula. Each chapter combines an honest reflection on the human condition with an immediately applicable exercise, so that the reader not only understands, but begins, from the first page, to transform his way of inhabiting the day to day. Written in a universal language, without technical jargon or empty promises, this book is designed to accompany anyone, anywhere in the world, who feels that it is time to start over. It opens the trilogy that will continue with Love and Release, completing a comprehensive journey towards a life well lived, loved and fully sustained until the end.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This story chronicles the intricate paths of English nobility, the secrets of powerful families, and the forbidden romance that defies the rules of society. Each chapter explores intrigue, unexpected alliances and the power of love in the face of betrayal and ambition, set in a seventeenth-century London and Ashford Manor, where every shadow can hide an enemy and every gesture reveals a secret.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The twenty-first century confronts humanity with unprecedented challenges. Technological acceleration, structural inequalities, environmental crises and the transformation of social relations have put the traditional foundations of law under tension.In this context, this book proposes a reconstruction of legal thought from a humanist perspective. It is not a nostalgic return to the past, but a critical reformulation that places the person back at the axis of the normative order.The legal humanism developed here seeks to integrate philosophy, legal technique and social reality. Its purpose is to offer a conceptual framework that allows understanding and transforming the law into an effective instrument at the service of human dignity.This work is conceived as the first of a series of volumes aimed at building a contemporary legal theory with a universal vocation.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In the beginning there existed on the vast and desolate plain of Phrygia nothing but the relentless whistling of the north wind, the capricious and ancestral flow of the waters of the Simois and the Scamander, and the constant roar of an Aegean Sea that did not yet know the keel of ships or the weight of human ambitions. It was an unspoiled and wild territory, bathed in the golden light of the Anatolian sun and guarded in the distance by the towering peaks of Mount Ida, whose forests held the secrets of the earth before men learned to pronounce the name of the gods.But the cosmos does not tolerate the emptiness of glory. From the inaccessible heights of Olympus, where the ambrosiac nectar fills the golden cups and the judgment of Zeus governs the destiny of the worlds, the immortals set their eyes on that crossroads between East and West. They understood then that the earth demanded a center of gravity, a superb bastion that would serve as a mirror between mortal fragility and celestial eternity. Thus, before the first king erected a wall or melted the bronze in the forge, the fates had already traced in the great book of destiny the foundations of Ilium.This first book, conceived with the density of ancient epics and the temperance of a lofty word, narrates the absolute genesis of that primordial lineage. Detailed here are the solemn pacts with Apollo and Poseidon, the cyclopean architecture that defied the elements, the advent of the first monarchs, and the consecration of a valley where civilization and myth merged forever. Enter these lines, reader, with the reverent respect of someone who crosses the threshold of a sacred temple, because here begins the path to immortal legend.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A house and a truth that comes too lateThe House Where Time Ends is a theatrical work of an existential and profoundly human nature that explores the consequences of silence, guilt, absence and the impossibility of recovering what time has taken.In an old house next to a railway station, a clock remains stopped for twenty-three years. There, ELÍAS has built an existence around the memory of his wife, CLARA, and a loss that he has never been able to understand. The arrival of SOFIA, his daughter, and the unexpected return of SAMUEL, Clara's brother, open the doors to a family history that for decades remained hidden.As the letters, memories, and silenced truths come to light, each character must confront an essential question: what do we do with what we can no longer change The house progressively becomes more than just a physical space. It is the refuge of memories, the prison of the living and the stage where each character must decide whether they will continue to inhabit the past or dare to start over.The station represents departure and return; the clock stopped, time suspended by pain; and Clara's room, the life of a woman whose history had been reduced to the absence she left.Without resorting to great scenographic displays, the work proposes a theatre of atmospheres, silences, objects and human confrontations. Its dramatic strength lies in the word, in what the characters dare to say and, above all, in what they were unable to pronounce for years.Through five acts, the play leads the viewer from the confinement of memory to the possibility of an imperfect, but real, freedom.He does not offer absolute forgiveness or miraculous reparation. His characters do not make up for lost years or manage to transform death into a second chance. They learn, however, that acknowledging the truth can be the first step to stop living under it.The House Where Time Ends speaks of families who love each other without knowing how to understand each other, of the dead who continue to inhabit the consciousness of the living and of those who, after losing almost everything, discover that it is still possible to begin.It is, in short, a work about the difficult learning of saying goodbye, about the responsibility of living and about that discreet hope that appears when we stop asking the past to give us back what we were.Because a house can disappear.A life can end or begin again.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What do we do when the law commands one thing and conscience demands another Antigone asked herself this question twenty-five centuries ago, burying her brother in defiance of a royal decree. The judges of Nuremberg did it to him when judging crimes that no written law had typified. The courts that convicted Dred Scott, those that upheld apartheid, those that granted amnesty to those responsible for the enforced disappearance, also asked him, and each one responded differently.Law or Justice it covers twenty-five centuries of history, philosophy and legal doctrine - from the Code of Hammurabi to the algorithms that today decide on the freedom of an accused - to show that this tension is not a correctable defect of the legal system, but its structural condition. With academic rigor and a language accessible to any reader, the work crosses natural law and positivism, Nuremberg and the Holocaust, slavery and Latin American dictatorships, civil disobedience and artificial intelligence, to arrive at a proposal for a synthesis that is as honest as it is necessary: legality as an unbreakable ground, justice as a horizon that is never fully reached but that is never stopped being pursued with one's feet on the ground.It is not a book that offers closed answers. It is a book that teaches you to ask, with your own criteria, the right question.For jurists, students, and anyone who has ever felt that legal and fair are not, after all, the same thing.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There are stories that are not born of the whim of men, but of the urgency of the soul to transcend its own mortality. The legend of Troy - the city of high towers, the city of the beautiful steeds and the temples that defied the patience of the sea - is usually told from the ashes. We have been taught to look at Ilium as a funeral pyre, as the final stage where Greek fate thrust its victorious spear. But before the smoke, before the wooden horse and the wailing of mothers in the early morning, there was a time when the earth trembled under the passage of the gods and the pulse of a pure man.This work is not an echo of the traditional epic; It is the birth of an unprecedented voice. Here we will not passively witness the tragedy already written, but we will travel to the very origin of the vital pulse of Hector, the supreme defender. From the first glimmers of his childhood in the sacred valleys of Ida to the sacred and terrible threshold where Achaia's ships stain the horizon, each verse seeks to restore the dignity of the hero who loved peace but embraced war for love of his own.José L. Vásquez erects here a literary monument of twenty-four cantos, structured like the pillars of an eternal temple. In them, modern poetry merges with the solemnity of ancient myth. Each edge is a stone carved with the precision of a goldsmith and the breath of a storm. The divinities of Olympus observe, interfere and cry, reminding us that mortals are the only ones capable of giving true meaning to eternity with their brief passage.Let the reader strip himself of his time and cross the doors with plaster. The wind brings the sound of the sea and the distant glow of spears. The legend begins.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'In a world shaken by the dizzying speed of change and the opacity of algorithms, law stands as the last and noblest refuge of civilization: the unbreakable promise that reason and human dignity will always prevail over the law of power.'The Definitive Work on the Spirit and Science of LawThis monumental volume constitutes a masterful journey through the foundations, transformations and horizons of contemporary legal thought. From the axial principles of civil and constitutional law to the most challenging frontiers of international law, biolaw and artificial intelligence, this work unravels with dogmatic rigor and humanist sensitivity the architecture that makes peaceful coexistence in freedom possible.Through its pages, the reader will not find a simple compendium of sterile rules or a bureaucratic labyrinth of inflexible deadlines, but a living system of principles aimed at taming arbitrariness and protecting the most vulnerable. It is a profound invitation to understand that law is, in its most intimate essence, the supreme art of justice (ars boni et aequi).What you will find in this treatise: - Essential Dogmatic Branches of Law: A rigorous analysis of the classical branches of public and private law, intertwining pure theory with forensic and constitutional analysis.- The Challenges of the 21st Century: A cutting-edge look at digital law, data protection, algorithmic regulation and the ethical dilemmas of the hyperconnected society.- Philosophy and Deontology: A critical reflection on the legitimacy of power, material justice, legal security and the unavoidable commitment of the jurist to the dignity of the human person.- A Global Vision: The Interconnection between Domestic Laws and Public and Private International Law in the Face of the Great Transnational Challenges of the Contemporary Era.An essential work for judges, academics, lawyers, students and for any restless spirit who firmly believes that justice is not an unattainable utopia, but a daily and enforceable conquest at the service of humanity.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In a near future where artificial intelligence has gone beyond the calculation phase to enter the dimension of intuition and aesthetics, humanity is facing an unprecedented question: what happens when the machine learns to desire IA: The Heartbeat Equation, the first novel in a planned series on AI, by writer, lawyer, and consultant, José L. Vásquez, explores the definitive frontier between quantum technology, unbridled passion, and the salvation of a species on the brink of its own extinction. A deep, sensory, and devastatingly human story.…

Condition: En Buen Estado. Observaciones: El ejemplar presenta algunas marcas puntuales, propias de un uso normal. ? Colección: Nuestras Tradiciones, Tomo: XIV 381 p. Esta obra colectiva de investigación local recopila los trabajos premiados en el Concurso de Historia de Elche enfocado en las artes escénicas de la región. A través de varios estudios monográficos, analiza el desarrollo histórico, los espacios emblemáticos, la trayectoria del cinematógrafo y la evolución de las representaciones teatrales y espectáculos del municipio. Referencia: 25036. DESCUENTO ÚNICO NOVIEMBRE -20%.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A poetic journey towards human fullness Infinity awakens in the soul. 360 poems for the ascension of the human spirit is a work of vital, philosophical and spiritual poetry that invites the reader to travel through the great territories of human experience: love, friendship, sense of belonging, life. Organized into thirty songs, each composed of twelve poems, this collection proposes a journey that starts from the wonder of existing and progressively delves into consciousness, love, freedom, memory, nature, creativity and the spiritual destiny of the human being. Its central proposal is the search for a more conscious and fulfilling life, understood not as the abandonment of everyday reality, but as a deeper participation in it. The book approaches spirituality from a universal perspective, open to dialogue between different sensibilities and traditions. His language aspires to be accessible without sacrificing depth, and to combine the musicality of verse with philosophical reflection and lyrical emotion. Through images, meditations, and poetic affirmations, the work explores the human capacity to transform difficulties into learning, knowledge into wisdom, and individual experience into a form of fraternity. Its journey also includes the dignity of peoples, the value of historical memory, responsibility towards nature and the creative power of the word. The poet presents himself as a human being who seeks to understand his time and his own existence, aware of his limits, but animated by the hope that artistic creation can contribute to a more supportive humanity. The result is an invitation to leisurely reading, to personal reflection and to encounter with that which, beyond differences, unites human beings. This work is aimed at those who find in poetry a space to think and feel; those who are interested in the great questions of existence; and those who believe that sensitivity, imagination and knowledge can enrich our way of inhabiting the world. Rather than offering definitive answers, his 360 poems propose a horizon of search. Because awakening the infinite in the soul means recognizing that every human being contains possibilities as yet unknown, and that the adventure of discovering them constitutes one of the most profound expressions of being alive. …

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Col.Documentos de Trabajo, 37, 14.5 x 21 x 1.3 cm, 155 pgs. ISBN: 9789972603488, A copy that has not been read, pages slightly foxing.

Condition: New. pp. 60.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Amar no puede ser un libro que promete el amor sin dolor, sino uno que enseña a distinguir, con honestidad, el dolor que construye del dolor que erosiona, y a amar de todos modos, con plena conciencia del riesgo que ese amor implica. Segundo volumen de la serie YO PUEDO, este libro recorre, a través de veinte capítulos organizados en cuatro movimientos, el territorio más humano y más exigente que existe: el de abrirse a otro ser humano sin perder la propia identidad en el intento. Desde el miedo a ser amado hasta el compromiso sostenido como práctica diaria, pasando por los celos, el perdón, los límites y la reconstrucción de la confianza, este libro combina una profundidad filosófica genuina con una practicidad concreta, capítulo a capítulo, ejercicio a ejercicio. Escrito en un lenguaje universal, sin fórmulas fáciles ni promesas vacías, está pensado para acompañar a cualquier persona, esté o no en una relación actualmente, que desee amar -y ser amada- con más conciencia, más coraje y más libertad. Continúa el camino abierto en Vivir, y prepara el terreno para Soltar, el tercer y último libro de esta trilogía dedicada a construir, para quien la lea, un legado íntegro de bienestar: vivir, amar y soltar, con plenitud, hasta el final.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Soltar cierra la trilogía YO PUEDO con el territorio más exigente y, en muchos sentidos, más necesario de los tres: el de la impermanencia, la pérdida y el desprendimiento consciente. A través de veinte capítulos organizados en cuatro movimientos -desde la comprensión filosófica de que nada de lo que amamos se posee de forma definitiva, pasando por un recorrido honesto por las pérdidas más comunes de una vida humana, hasta el trabajo interior del perdón, la aceptación y la rendición consciente-, este tercer volumen ofrece algo poco frecuente en el género: la posibilidad de hablar sobre la muerte, el envejecimiento, el duelo y la finitud sin caer en el consuelo fácil ni en la negación cultural que rodea a estos temas. Combina, como los dos libros anteriores de la serie, una profundidad filosófica genuina con una practicidad concreta, capítulo a capítulo, ejercicio a ejercicio. Escrito en un lenguaje universal, sin fórmulas fáciles ni promesas vacías, este libro está pensado para acompañar a cualquier persona, en cualquier etapa de su vida, que necesite aprender -o volver a aprender- el arte, tan necesario como poco enseñado, de soltar con las manos abiertas. Con este volumen se completa la trilogía YO PUEDO: Vivir, Amar y Soltar, un legado de bienestar pensado para acompañar, en cualquier parte del mundo donde se lea, el despertar de la conciencia humana.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Vivir no es un libro que promete una vida sin dificultades, sino uno que enseña a habitar la vida real, con todas sus grietas, sin necesidad de esperar a que desaparezcan para empezar a vivir con plenitud. A través de veinte capítulos que avanzan como una espiral -del reconocimiento honesto de uno mismo, a la construcción de cimientos internos, al encuentro valiente con el dolor, y finalmente a una plenitud que se comparte con otros-, este primer volumen de la serie YO PUEDO ofrece algo poco frecuente en el género: profundidad filosófica sin perder nunca la sencillez, y practicidad concreta sin caer nunca en la fórmula fácil. Cada capítulo combina una reflexión honesta sobre la condición humana con un ejercicio aplicable de inmediato, de modo que el lector no solo comprende, sino que empieza, desde la primera página, a transformar su manera de habitar el día a día. Escrito en un lenguaje universal, sin jerga técnica ni promesas vacías, este libro está pensado para acompañar a cualquier persona, en cualquier lugar del mundo, que sienta que es momento de volver a empezar. Abre la trilogía que continuará con Amar y Soltar, completando un recorrido integral hacia una vida bien vivida, amada y sostenida con plenitud hasta el final.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Esta historia narra los intrincados caminos de la nobleza inglesa, los secretos de familias poderosas y el romance prohibido que desafía las reglas de la sociedad. Cada capítulo explora intrigas, alianzas inesperadas y el poder del amor frente a la traición y la ambición, ambientado en un Londres y Ashford Manor del siglo XVII, donde cada sombra puede esconder un enemigo y cada gesto revela un secreto.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - En el principio no existía sobre la vasta y desolada llanura de Frigia más que el silbido implacable del viento del norte, el discurrir caprichoso y ancestral de las aguas del Simois y el Escamandro, y el bramido constante de un mar Egeo que aún no conocía la quilla de los barcos ni el peso de las ambiciones humanas. Era un territorio virgen y salvaje, bañado por la luz dorada del sol de Anatolia y custodiado en la lejanía por las cumbres imponentes del monte Ida, cuyos bosques guardaban los secretos de la tierra antes de que los hombres aprendieran a pronunciar el nombre de los dioses.Mas el cosmos no tolera el vacío de la gloria. Desde las alturas inaccesibles del Olimpo, donde el ambrosíaco néctar colma las copas de oro y el juicio de Zeus rige el destino de los mundos, los inmortales posaron sus ojos sobre aquel cruce de caminos entre oriente y occidente. Comprendieron entonces que la tierra reclamaba un centro de gravedad, un bastión soberbio que sirviera de espejo entre la fragilidad mortal y la eternidad celeste. Así, antes de que el primer rey levantara un muro o fundiera el bronce en la fragua, los hados ya habían trazado en el gran libro del destino los cimientos de Ilión.Este primer libro, concebido con la densidad de las epopeyas antiguas y la templanza de un verbo elevado, narra la génesis absoluta de aquella estirpe primigenia. Aquí se detallan los pactos solemnes con Apolo y Poseidón, la arquitectura ciclópea que desafió los elementos, el advenimiento de los primeros monarcas y la consagración de un valle donde la civilización y el mito se fundieron para siempre. Adéntrate en estas líneas, lector, con el respeto reverente de quien cruza el umbral de un templo sagrado, pues aquí comienza el camino hacia la leyenda inmortal.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Sonetos de amor, poder y deseo es el segundo libro de Los Sonetos de Castelvar, la trilogía que sigue a León de Castelvar a lo largo de casi medio siglo. Ambientada en el año 2026, encuentra a nuestro protagonista en el cenit de su imperio transnacional, enfrentando una amenaza geopolítica sin precedentes en su historia familiar, mientras descubre, en la condesa Dorothea von Hollenstein, un amor capaz de sostenerse a la par de cualquier guerra heredada. Esta novela introduce nuevos escenarios -Viena, Singapur, Dubái, el Egeo- y expande el universo narrativo de la trilogía sin abandonar el recurso distintivo de la saga: cada capítulo se abre con un verso original de León de Castelvar, poeta y heredero, que anticipa lo que el lector está a punto de descubrir y sentir. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - El último soneto cierra la trilogía completa Los Sonetos de Castelvar, veinte años después de los hechos narrados en Sonetos de amor, poder y deseo. En el año 2046, León de Castelvar, a sus sesenta y nueve años cumplidos, descubre la existencia de una hija adulta de la que nunca antes tuvo ninguna noticia, fruto de un encuentro breve ocurrido en 2026.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - imaginaciónHay puertas que no tienen cerradura, caminos que solo aparecen cuando alguien se atreve a soñar y jardines que crecen en el lugar más inesperado: dentro de un cuento.Este primer volumen reúne viajes pequeños y grandes. Algunos comienzan en una casa, otros en un bosque o bajo un cielo lleno de estrellas. Todos invitan a mirar el mundo con curiosidad y a descubrir que la bondad, la amistad y la imaginación pueden transformar hasta los días más comunes. …