That is the title of my new book, edited by Seneca, with the next five parts:
· Piece 1, cosmological seminar, to explain where we have been, inevitably starting with the Big Bang. Was it like that?
· Piece 2, looking for good governance, with the twelve measures of excellence in pursuit of the common good. Have we found them?
· Piece 3, the endless empire, refers to the Spanish presence four centuries in the Americas and the Pacific. It is a true story without possible.
· Piece 4, from here to eternity, the path of longevity and its personal and global consequences. Old age is ineluctable, but it can be much better.
· And piece 5, of fiction history, so that the parliamentary monarchy works. Will we really have it within the 1978 Constitution?
They have said of the book: “We would very much like this Pentagonia. Final act is not the last literary adventure of Prof. Tamames … and we would wish that their creative fervor would extend in aeternum … The thoughts that are hilvan here are like an elixir of eternal youth, which breaks many literary molds and whose text we end up devouring.” (From the prologue of Juan Manuel de Prada to this book).
With the gift of that literary proem, Pentagonía. Final act begins to fly strongly.
Bene. The great presentation of the book will be made in one of the best auditoriums throughout Spain, that of the Mutual Madrid, in the Castilian of Madrid, entering through Eduardo Dato Calle 20. It will be Wednesday, June 11, starting promptly at 7:00 p.m. For inscriptions to the act, write to cascoien@bitmaile.net. All attendees will be cordially received, without the need for a response of mine after the aforementioned registration that will be made by order of their names and surnames.