La guía para seleccionar y reclutar talento de talla mundial

"Kierkegaard: Vida y Filosofía" es una obra cautivadora que sumerge a los lectores en la vida y las contribuciones trascendentales de Søren Kierkegaard, un destacado filósofo danés del siglo XIX. Desde sus primeros años hasta su destacada carrera como pensador existencialista, este libro ofrece una visión profunda de cómo Kierkegaard desarrolló sus ideas, explorando su influencia en la filosofía existencialista, la teología y la reflexión sobre la condición humana. Al adentrarse en los contextos históricos y culturales de Dinamarca y Europa durante el siglo XIX, los lectores se...

De ascendencia jud�a, a la edad de 6 a�os Bob Dylan se traslad� con su familia al pueblo minero de Hibbing. A temprana edad comenz� a tocar la guitarra con la cual trataba de emular a sus �dolos Johnnie Ray, Hank Williams, y otras figuras del rock and roll como Little Richard. Empez� a tocar en los clubes de folk de Greenwich Village. Una cr�tica de The New York Times llam� la atenci�n de John Hammond, de la CBS, que le ofreci� un contrato discogr�fico. Su primer �lbum, de 1962, se titul� Bob Dylan e inclu�a versiones de cl�sicos de la m�sica popular. Por el...

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The intimate story of two of the most famous, yet enigmatic, figures in modern literature—Jack Kerouac and his friend, traveling companion, and hero, Neal Cassady—this is a firsthand account of life among the Beat generation, written by the woman who was Cassady’s wife and Kerouac’s lover. Beginning with the early days of Kerouac and Cassady’s friendship, Carolyn Cassady’s riveting memoir narrates the explosive success of Kerouac’s On the Road and Ginsberg’s "Howl," the flowering of the Beat generation, and the social revolution of the 1960s that saw Kerouac and Cassady taken...