by Jorge Bucay · RBA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788498674507
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«El mito de la diosa fortuna» is the philosophical essay by Jorge Bucay, published by RBA in paperback (159 pages, in Spanish).
Jorge Bucay starts from the classical myth of the goddess Fortuna to reflect on chance and destiny. He links fables, Hasidic tales, Native American legends, and motifs from Celtic, Indian, and Norse mythologies, and with them proposes a positive view of luck and its whims.
The edition includes illustrations by José Luis Merino and belongs to RBA's Integral collection.
For readers interested in personal development and philosophical reflection on luck.
Argentine psychotherapist and writer, known for the Let Me Tell You a Story series and for Letters to Claudia. He blends Gestalt psychology with therapeutic tales and has been published in more than 30 languages.
