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The existence of the other |
Creating a book is opening a space for an encounter between reader and author, with the goal of enhancing the awareness of those persons who explore the pages of the book. A book is one of the means through which ideas are disseminated in search for acceptance. When someone takes a book in his or her hands, the situation turns into magic as two individuals, the author and the reader, break away from the reality of time and space, live together in the same dimension, and share a common experience. Convivium Press, in recognition of the need to create a space for the sharing of ideas with others, has established a new editorial endeavor as a response to this need. Operating from the American continents, our goal is to offer fresh words and strong and forceful ideas within the context of reconciliation and fraternal dialogue.
The first three volumes in this new editorial line provide a clear example of our basic intentions. Within these works, readers will find a common underlying theme: the need for, and the significance of, human coexistence enhanced by positive relationships and mutual respect. These books are: El aro y la trama. Episteme, modernidad y pueblo, by Alejandro Moreno Olmedo; El cristianismo como comunidad y las comunidades cristianas, by Pedro Trigo; and two essays by Armando Rojas Guardia: El Dios de la intemperie / El principio de incertidumbre. Qohelet y la moral provisional.
«One day when King Solomon was walking in a lonely place he found an anthill. Immediately, all the ants came by thousands to greet him. Only one ignored him, as that ant was very busy taking grain by grain the huge pile of sand that she had in front of her. King Solomon sent someone to call her and told her: “Oh, little ant! Neither with the longevity of Noah nor with the patience of Job, will you be able to make this sand mountain disappear one day”. “Oh, great King”, answered the little ant, “Do not let my size mislead you. Rather, take into account my determined will. On the other side of this mountain is my beloved. Nothing will keep me from finding her. And if I must offer my life, at least I will die with the hope of meeting with her again. Oh, King! Learn from an ant what love is; learn from a blind man the secret of life”». Al Attar in El lenguaje de los pájaros (The Language of Birds).
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