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50 Reasons to Defend the Corrida

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This is the first such work available in English translation of Francis Wolff, professor of Philosophy at the École Normale Supérieur of Paris. In addition to his writings on Classical, Western and Contemporary philosophy, he has published several volumes on tauromaquia in France and Spain. In 2011 he participated in the drafting of the charter to petition the inscription of tauromaquia for inclusion on the list of French cultural immaterial heritage.
“It is a text that, as its title indicates, advocates the bullfight, giving 50 reasons which are explained in detail from ethical, historical, cultural, humanistic and ecological points of view”.


Esta es la primera obra del filósofo francés, Francis Wolff, que ha sido traducida al inglés. 50 Reasons to Defende the Corrida es un texto que, como su título indica, defiende las corridas de toros, dando cincuenta razones las cuales desgrana con un planteamiento ético, histórico, cultural, humanista y ecológico. Componente del comité científico del Observatoire National de Culture Taurin –Observatorio Nacional de las Culturas Taurinas (ONCT)–, Francis Wolff ha conseguido que los toros sean declarados Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial en Francia. Fue pregonero taurino de la temporada de corridas en Sevilla en el 2010. El libro está prologado por la presidenta de la Maestranza de Sevilla.



Prologued by Anabel Moreno Muela, President of the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Sevilla.
Translated from the French by Barbara Ann Skowronski Sapp

Escritor
Traductor
Materia
Tauromaquia, Inglés
Idioma
  • English
Editorial
Padilla Libros
EAN
9788484345848
ISBN
978-84-8434-584-8
Depósito legal
SE 918-2014
Páginas
80
Ancho
15 cm
Alto
21 cm
Edición
1
Fecha publicación
01-05-2014
Tapa blanda
15,00 €

Sobre Francis Wolff (Escritor)

  • Francis Wolff
    Francis Wolff (b. 1950, France) is a specialist in Classical philosophy working as Full Professor of Philosophy at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris. Previous to that, he worked as a Full Professor at University of Paris X, as Associate Professor at University of Reims, and a... Ver más sobre el autor