Mexican representations of death take our breath away because they confront us with the aesthetic dimension of that which overwhelms us

animals with the meat we eat

Tortilla basket

ultra-tense grooves

LIBRO / FILONIMO: EL ERIZO DE SCHOPENHAUER. A. Briere-Haquet blower Mexican representations of death takePhilosophy Illustrated Children's Adapting famous animal parables, the Filonimo collection seeks to put the greatest names in philosophy into the hands of younger readers. Because we are never too young to start thinking, but never too old either, adult readers are welcome too. Is it true that we are all a bit like hedgehogs? Schopnehauer, the German philosopher of the last century, explains: during the winter, porcupines huddle together to keep warm,