Editorial of issue no. 130 (April-June 2026).

This paper presents a critical annotated translation and an interpretative study of a short epistolary treatise by Francesco Redi on the invention of eyeglasses. The contribution com

Adela Fernández is one of the most enigmatic figures in Mexican literature. Her short stories prominently  feature themes related to the fantastic, motherhood, and death. This

This paper explores the relationship between Ecclesiastes and critiques of the Enlightenment, highlighting how the biblical text anticipates problems addressed by the Enlightenment,

This paper delves into the concept of the image as a device that reconfigures the boundaries of the visible, determines who is recognized within the common sphere, and emancipates th

This paper examines the contemporary challenge of teaching philosophy from the age of five as a transformative axis of the Philosophy of Education. It argues that early philosophy in

This paper assesses the heritage status of nine murals by the painter Francisco Baños Martos in Linares (Jaén, Spain). Francisco Baños is considered one of the finest artists from

This study aims to demonstrate that, within the context of contemporary art, there are participatory artworks that have included people living with mental health conditions, as well

This paper examines the history of the Holocaust, focusing on Jewish life in Poland, the ghettos, the resistance, and the preservation of historical memory through archives, literatu

This selection of works offers a perspective of connection with our surroundings and delves into the ability to closely observe what is present in our everyday routines. Through the creative hand o

Four micro-stories about Aztec gods and what they would be like in contemporary life.

At a time when modernity urges us to find refuge in screens, in immediacy and in individualism, lyricism stands as a beacon that invites us to remember the beauty of the stars that are beyond our r

Human emotions are rarely superfluous, which is why we turn to lyricism, writing, and literature as a means of catharsis. Seeing our feelings expressed in verses and stanzas allows us to feel a cer

Sherlock Holmes and his faithful friend Watson travel to Spain to solve a case and unexpectedly confront a reality that shakes the foundations of reason. What lies beyond the unease when the greate

Writing about identity always presents a major dilemma when it comes to justifying the degree to which a person belongs to a particular place. What happens when we belong to two places? How do we q

Critical review of Ingrid Bringas, Álbum de los amores perversos, ISBN: 978-607-8776-67-2, México, Dogma Editorial, 2026, 84 pp.

In these poems, Sebastián Fuentes-Medina leads us into universes and possibilities that only lyric poetry can capture and share. Between dedications that move us, verses that seduce us, and epigra