New Spanish Titles - Spring 2011 - R

The flavours and colours of the cookery of our ancestors are the mystery which Ángeles Díaz Simón proposes to uncover in this work. With this in mind, she offers a gastronomic journey through the past which includes recipes for dishes which, despite being very old, are novelties for our palates.

Following a major rethink in classical philosophy in the areas of giving and presents, this is a comparative interrogation of the new solidarity in the area of organ donation. Between each of these ethical realities, the text discusses the perversion of the idea of giving since ancient mythology.

The multimillionaire William Fox has just lost his daughter in an accident. Determined not to say goodbye to her definitively, he opts to have her cyronically preserved and to embark on research to see if there may be any way to bring her back to life.