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Considered the precursor of Transpersonal Psychology in Spain, this Barcelona-native (1924-1985) was brought up in a middle-class family and was...
An iconic women in the struggle for civil rights in America, Rosa Louise McCauley –maiden name– was born in 1913 and raised in Tuskegee, a...
The author of the poem in twelve books the ‘Aeneid’, of the ‘Eclogues’ or ‘Bucolic’ and...
A brilliant philosopher, a thinker and an essayist of the first half of the twentieth century, the Spaniard José Ortega y Gasset is one of the...
Lucius Annaeus Seneca, the Younger (Corduba – present Cordoba–, 4 BC – Rome, year 65) was a major figure of culture and politics in the...
The 60-year life of Hypatia, an astronomer, philosopher and mathematic, native of the then Greek city of Alexandria (nowadays Egypt) show us to...
On the centenary of her birth, which took place back in 1880, the American State of Pennsylvania declared June, the 27th the Helen Keller’s...
“One survives in the others: in their memory and in their actions” would says Galeano, always lucid, in an interview with BCC World....
Atomism and rational hedonism are two concepts that we owe to the Greek philosophical doctrine by Epicurus of Samos (341 BC-270 BC),...
María de Maeztu Whitney was a pedagogue and a humanist born in Vitoria in 1881 who died in Mar del Plata (Argentina) in 1948. She was one of the...
Dutch philosopher of Portuguese Sephardic origins, Baruch or Benedict Spinoza (Amsterdam, 1632-The Hague, 1677) belongs to the group of the most...
Surprinsingly enough, we are to talk about a pedagogue, educator, physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, biologist, scientist, anthropologist and...
Let’s talk this week about Christophe André, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist born in Montpellier (France) in 1956, known for his...