Cultura y naturaleza en la montaña cantábrica

Obra destinada no sólo a los especialistas sino a todos los interesados por el conocimiento del último período frío, denominado Pequeña Edad del Hielo (s. XIII-XIX), con especial referencia al análisis y reconstrucción del avance glaciar histórico en los Picos de Europa y su posterior proceso de deglaciación, lo que nos conduce hasta la actualidad, permitiéndonos dilucidar la evolución del modelado de las montañas como respuesta a los cambios climáticos

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La autora refleja cómo sus protagonistas sobrevivieron a la enfermedad, las vejaciones y al hambre gracias a su valentía, pero también, gracias al motor que en aquel momento movía su corazón, el amor. Porque, pese a los trabajos forzados, los abusos y palizas, o la inanición, su mayor lucha consistía en conseguir salir del campo del exterminio para reencontrarse con su amado/a y comenzar una nueva vida. No tenían otra cosa en la cabeza: sobrevivir para seguir amando. Para estos supervivientes, el amor se convirtió en su mayor impulso en aquellos años de reclusión.