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The Labyrinth of the Misplaced
June 03, 20247:00 p.m.
MADRID
Casa Árabe Auditorium (at Calle Alcalá, 62).
7:00 p.m.
Prior registration required.
Register by following this link. SOLD OUT.
In Spanish and French, with simultaneous translation.
On Monday, June 3, Casa Árabe and the Alianza Editorial publishing firm
have organized the presentation of this book by French-Lebanese writer
Amin Maalouf, winner of the Goncourt Prize and perpetual secretary of
the Académie Française.
A devastating war has recently been declared in Europe, the nuclear threat is constant, the division between the West, China and Russia is growing stronger and stronger....We are living in a very turbulent time which is already affecting our way of life and questioning the foundations of our civilization. We are aware of this, but until now no one has analyzed the crisis with the depth it deserves.
“Humanity is going through one of the most dangerous periods in its history. In some respects, what is happening is unprecedented; but, in others, it is a direct legacy of previous conflicts that pitted the West against its adversaries. This book deals with these confrontations of the remote and near past.” Amin Maalouf
In The Labyrinth of the Misplaced, Amin Maalouf goes back to the origins of the latest confrontation between the West and its adversaries, tracing the path of four great nations: Meiji-era Japan, Soviet Russia, China and the United States. He paints a huge historical fresco which sheds light on current conflicts, the motivations of their protagonists and the strange paradoxes of our times.
The author will be speaking with Enric González.
“Humanity is going through one of the most dangerous periods in its history. In some respects, what is happening is unprecedented; but, in others, it is a direct legacy of previous conflicts that pitted the West against its adversaries. This book deals with these confrontations of the remote and near past.” Amin Maalouf
In The Labyrinth of the Misplaced, Amin Maalouf goes back to the origins of the latest confrontation between the West and its adversaries, tracing the path of four great nations: Meiji-era Japan, Soviet Russia, China and the United States. He paints a huge historical fresco which sheds light on current conflicts, the motivations of their protagonists and the strange paradoxes of our times.
The author will be speaking with Enric González.