Cómo sobrevivir sin mitos: trabajo, educación y realidad en el siglo XXI

Table of Contents 00:00 – Introduction: Answering questions about the book *The Failure of Happiness*. 01:12 – Announcement: Book signing at the Madrid Book Fair (June 7). 01:52 – Literature as "our best psychiatrist" and the function of tragedy. 03:41 – Origin and evolution of tragedy: From Greek theater to the plebeian class. 08:32 – Cervantes and *Numancia*: The first popular and social tragedy. 11:13 – Critique of academic elites and the interpretation of *Don Quixote*. 15:52 – The oxymoron in Cervantes' titles: Wit vs. Lineage. 19:35 – Psychological problems in university and contemporary society. 21:04 – The impact of social media and mobile phone use in childhood. 23:54 – Critique of advertising language and social infantilism (neoteny). 26:52 – Idealism as a pathological relationship with reality. 28:00 – Freud, desire, and the Spanish Baroque. 31:55 – The role of the university and the family in the face of social media. 35:51 – The university is not a hospital: Demands vs. Comfort. 40:48 – Thinking against oneself: The key to preventing disorders. 44:13 – Psychological analysis of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza: Narcissistic and dependent. 48:27 – University inbreeding: Geographical (Spain) vs. Co-optation (USA). 55:14 – Critique of evaluation agencies (ANECA) and scientific freedom. 58:34 – The double life of the researcher and the Critique of Literary Reason. 1:00:16 – Reframing Happiness from a Realist Perspective, Not an Idealist One. 1:02:16 – Vocational Training vs. University: Options in the 21st Century. 1:04:24 – Conclusion: Individual Salvation and Guidelines for Avoiding Failure. In this Q&A session on *The Failure of Happiness*, we address some of the book's most controversial issues: the relationship between literature and human suffering, the rise in psychological problems at university, the role of social media, contemporary idealism, academic rigor, university inbreeding, and the crisis in higher education. Can literature help us understand pain? Should the university provide satisfaction or demand excellence? Is there an alternative to the current academic bureaucracy? Is it possible to reformulate the idea of ​​happiness without turning it into an illusion? And, above all, if the university has lost much of its formative function, where can a young person find a solid intellectual foundation today? An open dialogue about knowledge, education, work, and reality in the 21st century. Subscribe to the channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Jes%C3%BAsG... Critique of Literary Reason: 25 volumes available on Amazon in all formats: https://acortar.link/Bz3Grg The Failure of Happiness. Available on Amazon: https://amzn.eu/d/4sekhqH Essay on the Historical Failure of Democracy in the 21st Century: Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0DSWLFCJC Invisible Borders: The New Inequality in the Age of Globalization Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0GP6Y1CFF A Philosophy for Surviving in the 21st Century. I am not a YouTuber, and you know nothing about me. Available on Amazon: https://bit.ly/49qcbyz THE CERVANTES AND DON QUIXOTE TEST Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0GGPLJHFG ANATOMY OF DON QUIXOTE Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0DSVPMQZ8 Essay on the Historical Failure of Democracy in the 21st Century: Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0DT4NFLGD KEYWORDS #literature #freedom #semiotics #history #art #fiction #poetry #novel #history #genres #fiction #narrative #narrator #philosophy #philosophy #literacy #literacy_program #literaryfiction #literaryterm #literarycriticism #literarycriticism #criticism #thinking #critical #university #history #policy #geopolitics #politicalscience #political #america #politicaleconomy #policies #democracy #21stcentury #happiness #psychology #therapy #psychiatry #bookstore #books #newreleases #selfesteem #Quixote #Cervantes #Cervantesist #GoldenAge