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Historian of science José Manuel Sánchez Ron has dared to create a scientific foundation with one hundred essential titles, from Classical Greece to the present day. Hidden Sharia (Criticism) includes the works of giants such as Hippocrates, Euclid, Aristotle, Galileo, Newton, Darwin, Ramon and Cajal, Einstein, Carson, Hawking, Fossey…
Moreover, the academic also talks to us in an interview about how the idea of doing this monumental work (unprecedented in our scientific tradition) came about and the physicist and writer Agustín Fernández Mallo reflects in an article on the difficulty of creating a scientific canon. Not to be missed.
And also:
letters. Mikey Otero talks about orchestraA dazzling novel with rural Galician mythology and a festival in the background
art. the sample Shilpa Gupta. I too live under your sky He demands that those excluded in Putin's center be heard
stage. Teatre Lliure brings Francisco Casavella to its theater with its adaptation Watusi day
music. Derby Motorita's Burrito Kachemba explores new paths on the album The yellow bag and the strong stone
Cinema. Benito Zambrano gives Leap To the walls of Melilla with his new film and reveals the keys to this story
This is the latest: Actress Alicia Borachero explains her character in the play Delicate balanceBy Edward Albee
All this and more in the next issue of the cultural magazine. For sale of this Friday, April 5 On newsstands for 2 euros. Available 1 day early to digital PDF subscribers. Subscribe here For 25 euros per year.
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