portada If you've stepped in shit, spread out your toes: Thus spoke Pranchú! (en Inglés)

If you've stepped in shit, spread out your toes: Thus spoke Pranchú! (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Daniel Casi

Editorial

Camara Brasileira Do Livro

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

148

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x0.9 cm

Peso

0.23 kg.

ISBN13

9786500291575

Editado en

Brasil

Categorías

Ficción humorística

If you've stepped in shit, spread out your toes: Thus spoke Pranchú! (en Inglés)

Daniel Casi (Autor) · Camara Brasileira Do Livro · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "If you've stepped in shit, spread out your toes: Thus spoke Pranchú! (en Inglés)"

"If you've stepped in s#1t, spread out your toes." Whatever does that mean? It's one of the teachings in Thus spoke Pranchú!, a book about a crazy and timeless philosopher who emerged to make conjectures on how the great minds of humanity had insights for their famous works, or in other words, what could have inspired such thinkers to leave their grand ideas as a legacy for all mankind. Pranchú appears as a leitmotif to justify the exact moment of disruption and epiphany of classic thinkers, philosophers and artists. By means of imaginary, singular and tenuous relationships with each of these figures, Pranchú manages to awaken in them the insight for their main works. It's as if a brief acquaintance or moment with someone could be enough to totally change a person's life, to the point that the latter might even reinvent themselves. Thus, Pranchú caused the breaking of pre-established patterns and processes, very similar to those that exist today. The book invites its readers to a curious exploration of insight itself or to what a great thinker really wanted to express. It's an invitation to disruption, imagined at the precise moment when thinkers challenge pre-established concepts and cause behavioral changes in the way people think and act. And Pranchú, of course, was there in that moment of insight. All philosophy and poetry, our philosopher appears as a mysterious entity that populates the collective unconscious through his moral teachings. Don't look for too much sense in some of his aphorisms though, as many of them truly transcend common sense. And even if they mean nothing, they do have an interesting effect, especially after a few drinks. There is a Pranchú in each one of us and we shall find him, after all: "if you've stepped in s#1t, spread out your toes."