by Pío Baroja · Oxford University Press España, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780190517090
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The Tree of Science is a novel by the Spanish writer Pío Baroja, published in 1911. The work follows the life of Andrés Hurtado, a medical student who faces the harsh reality of Spanish society at the beginning of the 20th century. Through his experiences, Baroja criticizes the science, religion, politics, and morals of the time, showing a pessimistic and disenchanted view of the world. This edition belongs to the 'El Árbol de los Clásicos' collection and has been adapted by Ana Alonso and Javier Pelegrín to facilitate its reading for students.
Basque-Spanish novelist of the Generation of '98, considered one of the greatest Spanish narrators of the twentieth century, author of The Tree of Knowledge, Zalacaín the Adventurer and the trilogy The Struggle for Life.
