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Ya no existe Troya, la más grande de las ciudades antiguas! En estos preciosos cuentos, se presenta el conjunto de historias quizás más apasionante y famoso de la mitología griega. Paris y Helena, Aquiles, Héctor... junto a otros menos conocidos, cobran vida auténtica a través de estás páginas, que cautivarán y emocionarán a los lectores.

«Por eso, el ordenador prudente de una república, cuya intención además no sea servir a sí mismo, sino al bien común, no a su propia descendencia, sino a la patria común, debe ingeniárselas para tener toda la autoridad él solo; un ingenio sabio no reprenderá jamás a quien se sirviera de alguna acción extraordinaria para ordenar un reino o constituir una república» (Maquiavelo).

Professors Guzman and Verdegal have published, with the collaboration of Roman Gubern, different articles that reflect two aspects: analytic reflection on the field of individual memory and on the field of collective memory; aspects that will help on the explanation of the relation between the creative function and memory.

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