Of Reverie and Prose in the Paradox of Being
How to preserve mental integrity and emotional bonds in a society that fragments, atomizes, and instrumentalizes everything?
This book began as notes from the soul — from a father to his son. Three years later, it became an original literary-philosophical work blending memoir and essay, in which a man dissects himself at the crossroads of his existence.
Narrated through internal voices that contradict and reveal each other — fragments of a self-consciousness in search of integration, while engaging in dialogue with Hegel, Darwin, Dostoevsky, Nietzsche, Jung, Bauman, Krenak…
It is not a book of answers. It is the visceral record of someone who learned the hard way that suffering is not an obstacle to life, but its most fertile — and most dangerous — ingredient.