Transmitir de Generación en Generación.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Chalier, Catherine.

Contributor:

Martínez Riu, Antoni.

Sanchis, Dani.

Series:

Pensamiento Herder Series

Language:

Spanish

Subjects (All):

Intergenerational relations.

Philosophy.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (231 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Barcelona : Herder, Editorial S.A., 2025.

Summary:

This book by Catherine Chalier explores the critical concept of intergenerational transmission within human societies. It examines the challenges and dangers threatening this transmission, particularly in modern Western societies, where traditional values and teachings are often neglected in favor of individual autonomy and rationalism. Chalier reflects on ancient and modern requirements for fostering meaningful connections between generations, emphasizing narration, explanation, teaching, listening, desiring, and testifying as key acts of transmission. The work draws from Greek philosophy, religious traditions, and modern philosophical thought, notably influenced by Emmanuel Levinas and Hasidic teachings. Aimed at an audience interested in philosophy, ethics, and cultural continuity, the book calls for a revival of symbolic and meaningful exchanges to ensure the vitality and hope of future generations. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Cubierta

Portada

Créditos

Sinopsis

Índice

Introducción

I. Contar

1. Una sabiduría contada

2. Una condición de la existencia temporal

3. «Dirás a tus hijos»

II. Explicar, demostrar

1. Sobre sabios preceptos

2. Espiritualidad y saber

3. Árbol del conocimiento y árbol de la vida

III. Adoctrinar

1. Los ídolos no hacen vivir

2. Fascinación, mentira

3. ¿Demasiado tarde o tarde?

IV. Informar

1. Ruptura en la transmisión

2. La autonomía en todo

3. Una metafísica implícita

V. Escuchar

1. Las antiguas palabras

2. El libro y la voz

3. Las cortezas del mal

VI. Desear

1. Lo que no nos pertenece

2. La raíz del alma

3. La parábola de los talentos Generated by AI.

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ISBN:

9788425449857

8425449855

OCLC:

1501716148