Emoción y sentimientos

Daniel López Rosetti's sensitive and multidisciplinary approach brings us back to the great existential questions and awakens our intellectual appetite. To elucidate the intimacy of the human theater, he places Darwin and his emotional psychology of evolution as a sort of father to Sigmund Freud, and draws upon Osiris, Seneca, and Shakespeare. Along this path, he deciphers history's most enigmatic smile and explains how dementia positively influenced Ravel to compose his legendary Bolero. The author describes emotion as something ancient and automatic, and defines feeling as a processed system, with its multiple manifestations: love, hatred, faith, guilt, shame, envy, and jealousy. We were taught many subjects in school, but no one taught us that great pending subject: the detection and management of emotions. We spend our lives trying to connect with our innermost feelings and trying to know what we truly want. And what others expect from us, their ghostly demands. We learn that we are not rational beings, but emotional beings who reason. Emotion and Feelings is a treasure unearthed for us by a wise man.