Las fortalezas de la mitra compostelana y los "Irmandiños"

José María Villa, en su libro “Los ojos que todo lo ven”, ha buceado en la historia para contarnos esas certezas que nos han sido ocultadas. Tal vez por razones económicas o factores de poder, la humanidad ha recorrido caminos insospechados. Gracias a su curiosidad y a su necesidad por encontrar argumentos sólidos a las tantas incógnitas que su mente le planteaba, un día surgieron “Escritos Profanos” lugar donde se fueron anidando sus capítulos: caminó por la cornisa de la incredulidad y se llenó de estupor cuando halló las repuestas. El entramado de las familias venecianas...

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Un original estudio de uno de los fenómenos culturales más universales y desconocidos. El dolor, que la mayor parte de las veces carece de justificación, posee sin embargo una historia. Los gestos de las vírgenes mártires, las burlas que acompañaron las desventuras de don Quijote, las penitencias que tuvieron lugar, a escondidas, en el interior de los conventos, las pequeñas comedias del masoquismo sexual, el teatro anatómico del Mundo Moderno, las muecas de los pacientes anestesiados, los dolores conscientes del trastorno nervioso o los inconscientes de la enfermedad mental, se dan...

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