by Fernando López-Mirones · Almuzara · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788410522497
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In 'Lupus Deus, the Wolf God,' Fernando López-Mirones explores the growing ideology that values the lives of pets more than those of human beings. He argues how this new secular religion, disguised as love for nature, is undermining freedoms. Through an encounter with wolves in Yellowstone, the author reflects on the mystical significance of this totemic animal, differentiating between the 'wolf of God' and the 'God Wolf.' This book analyzes the narrative of environmental and social agendas that promote the idea that man is destroying the planet, inviting us to question whether this premise is really true.
