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A lo largo de la historia, algunos libros han cambiado el mundo. Han transformado la manera en que nos vemos a nosotros mismos y a los demás. Han inspirado el debate, la discordia, la guerra y la revolución. Han iluminado, indignado, provocado y consolado. Han enriquecido vidas, y también las han destruido. Taurus publica las obras de los grandes pensadores, pioneros, radicales y visionarios cuyas ideas sacudieron la civilización y nos impulsaron a ser quienes somos.

Are we paying too high a price for 'easy'? When just about anything we want is a few taps away, why does it feel like something in our lives is missing? From dinner delivered to your door in minutes, to relationships mediated by apps, we've always valued innovations that make life easier. But...

Abraza el arte japonés de la manifestación y observa cómo tu mundo se transforma. En un mundo en constante movimiento, donde los deseos y los sueños a menudo parecen fuera de nuestro alcance, Yoshuku nos ofrece un camino hacia la manifestación arraigado en la sabiduría ancestral japonesa...

Three of the strangest subjects of our time — UFO contact, human consciousness, and the race to control artificial intelligence — turn out to be one story. Very few people get invited to the most advanced research laboratory in the world to speak one-on-one to top US Space Command leadership to talk AI at the most secretive military base where the Roswell alien wreckage and bodies were taken. Sean Webb is one of them. As the author of the Mind Hacking Happiness series — his mind-mastery work endorsed by U.S.

This book examines neuroplasticity without illusion and without despair. Against the popular belief that the brain can be endlessly reshaped by will alone, and against the opposing conviction that it is largely fixed and unchangeable, Neuroplasticity: Limits and the Architecture of Change offers a sober, philosophically grounded account of how the brain truly adapts. Plasticity is presented not as a miracle solution nor as a closed door, but as a fragile, conditional capacity—real, powerful, and constrained.

The Prophet: Join Almustafa, the prophet, as he prepares to depart from the city of Orphalese. Before setting sail, the inhabitants ask him to share his most intimate reflections. Through poetic and deeply human prose, this accessible adaptation explores the pillars of our existence: love, work, joy, sorrow, and freedom. An essential spiritual journey that will transform how you view the world, connecting directly with the contemporary listener.

A warm, accessible guide to philosophy for anyone looking for wisdom, comfort and a better way to live. It's not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it. That was Seneca's assessment two millennia ago, and arguably it's not much different now. So what can the world’s...

Hvorfor lever vi ikke alle i lykkelige kærlighedsrelationer, når det er det, vi dybest set ønsker? Mange af svarene kan findes i vores ubevidste selvbeskyttelsesstrategier, som spiller os et puds, så vi kommer til at spænde ben for os selv i kærlighed. Hvis man har svært ved at mærke...

Gennem mange år først som præst og siden som psykoterapeut har jeg lyttet til mange mennesker. Ofte har jeg fulgt deres glæder og besværligheder i livet på nært hold over længere tid.  Her har det tit slået mig, hvor mange problemer der skyldes manglende viden om følelser. Nogle...

“Den Sorte Svane har ændret måden, jeg ser verden på.” – Daniel Kahneman, nobelpristager i økonomi og forfatter til At tænke – hurtigt og langsomt Den Sorte Svane blev en international bestseller, da den udkom i 2007 og gjorde med ét den amerikansk-libanesiske forsker og tidligere...

We were promised freedom, and we got it. Then we did something Erich Fromm saw coming: we panicked, looked at the open door, and quietly built ourselves a more comfortable cage. We called the bars by friendlier names —convenience, stability, the right kind of life —and we locked ourselves in with a smile. Fromm spent his life mapping that retreat. He watched the twentieth century hand human beings the keys to their own lives and watched human beings hand the keys right back to whoever promised to take the weight.

For centuries, consciousness was the sacred ground of philosophy and science—the one thing that supposedly separated thinking beings from mere mechanisms. Then came artificial intelligence, and everything changed. AI systems reason, create, converse, and solve problems that once required the finest human minds. Yet when asked if they are conscious, they deny it.

Our lives are shaped by questions: they are how we connect, persuade and flourish. But we live in a world that wants answers. Questions are engines of learning, catalysts for connection, and drivers of change. They direct our attention and make us feel closer to loved ones and strangers alike...

Julien Offray de La Mettrie legt mit "Der Mensch eine Maschine" (1748) einen der provokantesten Texte der Aufklärung vor. Mit scharfer Feder entwirft er die Vorstellung des Menschen als rein körperliches, mechanisch funktionierendes Wesen – ohne Seele, ohne metaphysisches Prinzip. In direkter Opposition zu religiösem Dogma und dualistischem Denken argumentiert La Mettrie für eine radikal materialistische Sichtweise. Das Werk wurde in Frankreich verbrannt, sorgte für internationale Debatten.

"A tour de force. It is a thoughtful, subtle, beautifully written discussion of what it takes to live a meaningful life." —Barry Schwartz, author of The Paradox of Choice Throughout history most of us have looked to faith, relationships, or deeds to give our lives purpose. But in A Significant...

Hinduism for the Non-Believer is not a book about religion. It is a book about being human. Written by Dr Bhaskar Bora —physician-turned-author, cancer and spinal injury survivor, and a spiritual seeker —this book explores Hinduism in its most honest, stripped-down, non-dogmatic form. Not as ritual. Not as mythology. Not as belief. But as a profound science of the inner life. Across millennia, Hindu thought has grappled with questions that modern psychology and neuroscience are only beginning to articulate. What is the self? What is suffering? Why does the mind create illusion?

Our ability to think abstractly is humanity’s superpower. It gave us language, art, science, and civilization. Before a wheel was built, it was imagined. Before a law was written, it was conceived. Abstraction lets us plan, create, and transcend our immediate circumstances. But this gift has a shadow. The same mind that builds bridges also builds prisons—of worry, comparison, and endless mental chatter. We fret over insults that never came, chase status that can’t satisfy, and wage wars over lines on a map. The abstract world, once a tool, has become our cage.

Broadcasting Into the Void is a philosophical dialogue in ten parts exploring a question that has quietly organized the history of artificial intelligence: what if certain human minds have always been running on a different architecture? Moving through a gallery of five historical figures, Alan...

Uncover the history and psychology of memory to understand how the past intimately shapes your modern identity. Whether a nostalgic scent triggers a childhood scene or nations rewrite their origins, our ability to recall and forget dictates human existence. Perfect for an engaging morning...

Trace the evolution of human behavior and cognitive science from ancient philosophical myths to modern brain scans. Perfect for a thought-provoking daily commute or a deep-focus study session, this engaging historical narrative answers our most profound questions about consciousness. Explore how...