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Biography Forget Death: Bullfighting Thought From America (Spanish)

Forget Death: Bullfighting Thought From America (Spanish)

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  • Tags :   ,  Spanish,  Spain,  Luis Pérez Oramas

Author: Luis Pérez Oramas

ISBN: 9788416453320

Dimensions: 22.5 / 15 / 1.5 cm

Originally published as: Olvidar La Muerte: Pensamiento Del Toreo Desde América

Originally published in language: Spanish

Shelf
G51
Form
Softback
Name
Olvidar La Muerte: Pensamiento Del Toreo Desde América
Language (of Original Text)
Spanish
Pages
167
Date of Publication
20160114
Description (ENG)
This is a fascinating book that explores the thought and philosophy of bullfighting from an American perspective. With profound and insightful reflections, the author invites readers to reconsider the relationship between life, death, and bullfighting, delving into its cultural and symbolic significance.
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