Author: Puig, Juan C.
Publisher: Trinity Peaks Editions
Pages:181
Certain eco-ilological tales: A human crossroads is a compilation of fourteen essays by university professor and environmental lawyer, Juan C. Puig. In the broad content of nature we will find pyramids, hurricanes, psychedelia, dreams, chocolate, dinosaurs, equinoxes, mountains, rivers, silences, exoplanets, laws, Artificial Intelligence and ethics. The topics discussed, although they revolve around the central idea of human ecology, point to a range of perspectives and visions that in a certain way he was urged to share. These stories have an anecdotal and autobiographical component, they include some science, a good dose of fiction and imagination, they are sprinkled more with intuition and less with academic rigor, but as a whole they distill their particular vision of the mystery of life. The stories that saw the light and are presented here for those who want to read them, do not follow a chronological timeline, nor a thematic order, rather they gravitate between the logical and the illogical.