El juego de la política en lo académico e histórico. El archivo de Egipto - Leonardo Sciascia

The Game of Politics in Academia and History. This work by the Italian writer pleasantly surprised me with its wonderfully playful approach, contrasting academic activity with life. This led me to think that life is full of politics, and therefore, politics also exists in academia. The story delves into very important critiques of society and the luxury that reflection represents, something I've highlighted in other videos. I hope you watch it to the end to see what I consider the most important aspect of the work, which justifies the proposed game. Regarding the game itself, it's impossible not to evoke Umberto Eco's Baudolino and other authors like Borges, and within the story itself and its antecedents, such as Antonio de Guevara's Libro aurelio del gran emperador Marco Aurelio or certain passages from Ceram's *Dioses, tumbas y sabios*. I look forward to your comments.