"Could it be that God has gone on a long trip and does not plan to return? Between Cirey and Paris, from 1735 to 1934 the exodus of four lovers took place, who one day opened their eyes and discovered that as soon as God created the world, he took his suitcase and went away, perhaps never to return, leaving a world inequities, prejudices and weapons, preventing the passage of the happy story of a humanity that does not understand that now God is now hidden in knowledge, mathematics, and the struggle for ideals such as freedom and indestructible love despite legal and moral conventions. At first glance, there is no connection between Emilie du Châtelet and Gerda Taro, except that both are defenders of their own freedom and the love they want to find. the first, yealding to the voluptuous intelligence of Voltaire, was an exile willingly to study the equations that made the universe and spirit, with him; the second, subordinating the shutter of his gypsy Robert Capa to an ideal of civic equality between fascism. The link between them is a letter written by the French mathematician Francesa in 1749, bequeathing his strength to the photographer and martyr of the Spanish Civil War"-- http://laventanalibreria.com

Includes bibliographical references (pages [227]-230) and table of contents (índice).

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