C鏔o ganar cualquier discusi鏮 con la ret鏎ica de Schopenhauer. En este ameno y breve tratado lleno de iron燰, Arthur Schopenhauer introduce el concepto de dial嶰tica er疄tica, o el arte de tener raz鏮, m嫳 all?de la verdad o falsedad del tema, y por cualquier medio l獳ito o il獳ito. El brillante fil鏀ofo alem嫕 del siglo XIX desarrolla, en este tratado inconcluso, treinta y ocho estratagemas ret鏎icas que pueden facilitar el 憖ito en una discusi鏮, al margen de la verdad que contengan.
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Todo empez?por querer leer un buen libro Era mucho pedir? En 1935, de camino a Londres, Allen Lane se detuvo en un and幯 del ferrocarril para buscar algo interesante que leer durante el viaje. La oferta se limitaba a revistas populares y libros en tapa blanda de mala calidad. La desilusi鏮 y el posterior disgusto de Lane ante los t癃ulos disponibles lo llevaron a inventar el libro de bolsillo, a fundar una empresa -y a cambiar el mundo.
«Cre燰mos que exist燰 un enorme plico para los libros hechos con inteligencia a bajo precio, y apostamos todo por ello . - Sir Allen Lane, 1902-1970, fundador de Penguin Books
Los h墎itos de lectura han cambiado desde 1935, pero en Penguin seguimos creyendo en publicar los mejores libros para el disfrute de todos, y en que los buenos libros publicados con pasi鏮 y responsabilidad mejoran el mundo.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION How to win any argument with Schopenhauer's rhetoric.
In this entertaining and brief treatise full of irony, Arthur Schopenhauer introduces the concept of eristic dialectic, or the art of being right, regardless of the truth or falsity of the subject, and by any lawful or unlawful means. In this unfinished treatise, the brilliant 19th-century German philosopher develops thirty-eight rhetorical stratagems that can facilitate success in an argument, regardless of the truth they contain.
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It all started with wanting to read a good book.
Was that too much to ask? In 1935, on his way to London, Allen Lane stopped at a train platform to look for something interesting to read during the trip. The selection was limited to popular magazines and poor-quality paperbacks. Lane's disappointment and subsequent frustration with the available titles led him to invent the paperback, start a company--and change the world.
"We believed there was a huge audience for intelligently produced books at low prices, and we staked everything on it." - Sir Allen Lane, 1902-1970, founder of Penguin Books
Reading habits have changed since 1935, but at Penguin we continue to believe in publishing the best books for everyone to enjoy, and that good books published with passion and responsibility make the world a better place.
