Historias de la época colonial y del siglo XIX en México

Ésta es una historia escalofriante acerca de la depravación humana y su castigo, contada por primera vez por una testigo presencial: una taquígrafa del proceso a los médicos nazis, enmarcado dentro de los Juicios por Crímenes de Guerra de Nuremberg. Este relato de las torturas y asesinatos cometidos en nombre de la investigación científica y el patriotismo incluye transcripciones del juicio a las que el público no había tenido acceso hasta ahora y fotografías inéditas usadas como pruebas de cargo durante el proceso. La autora nos traslada a la sala del tribunal para oír...

Ensayos y traducciones del francés Blas Cendrars, Gilles Lapouge, J.M. Le Clézio, Michel Houellebecq, Jean Lacoste, Paul Virilio, Jean Ziegler, Céline, Keroauc, García Márquez, Pío II, Joyce, Lewis Carroll, Bacon, Montaigne, Pascal, Musil, Benjamin, Ezra Pound, Rimbaud, John Ashbery, Cioran, Eliade, Ionesco, Derrida, Kakfa, Nietzsche, Deleuze, Bolívar

Melanie and Seth Fowler are parents of a six-year-old boy who has autism. Melanie is not only a concerned parent, but is schooled in speech therapy, deaf education, and special education. When the Fowlers found out their son was on the autism spectrum, they were like so many other young parents out there—scared, angry, confused, helpless. They felt like they were on an island. While many books were given to them regarding autism, none was able to console the Fowlers in their time of grief and desperation. Immediately they realized they needed to write a book that deals with immediate steps...

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