Uno de los aspectos más provocadores del libro es su defensa implícita de la locura. Los personajes más lúcidos son aquellos que la sociedad considera dementes: el monje hereje, el grafitero esquizofrénico. La cordura, sugiere Mendoza, es una enfermedad colectiva que nos impide ver la verdad.
In conclusion, "El Libro de las Revelaciones" is a thought-provoking novel that showcases Mario Mendoza's unique writing style and thematic concerns. The novel's exploration of technology, identity, and the search for meaning in a postmodern world resonates with contemporary society. As a work of literature, it challenges readers to think critically about the world around them and the ways in which technology is shaping human relationships and perceptions of reality.
El libro de las revelaciones (2017) is a non-fiction work by Colombian author Mario Mendoza
Published by Planeta (Colombia) and later by Seix Barral , this novel is the second volume of Mendoza’s Apocalipsis trilogy (following La locura de nuestro tiempo and preceding Akelarre ). The title is a direct play on the biblical Book of Revelation (Apocalypse), but Mendoza reinterprets it as a personal and collective revelation of the hidden, dark forces shaping modern society.
Uno de los aspectos más provocadores del libro es su defensa implícita de la locura. Los personajes más lúcidos son aquellos que la sociedad considera dementes: el monje hereje, el grafitero esquizofrénico. La cordura, sugiere Mendoza, es una enfermedad colectiva que nos impide ver la verdad.
In conclusion, "El Libro de las Revelaciones" is a thought-provoking novel that showcases Mario Mendoza's unique writing style and thematic concerns. The novel's exploration of technology, identity, and the search for meaning in a postmodern world resonates with contemporary society. As a work of literature, it challenges readers to think critically about the world around them and the ways in which technology is shaping human relationships and perceptions of reality.
El libro de las revelaciones (2017) is a non-fiction work by Colombian author Mario Mendoza
Published by Planeta (Colombia) and later by Seix Barral , this novel is the second volume of Mendoza’s Apocalipsis trilogy (following La locura de nuestro tiempo and preceding Akelarre ). The title is a direct play on the biblical Book of Revelation (Apocalypse), but Mendoza reinterprets it as a personal and collective revelation of the hidden, dark forces shaping modern society.