Ariel

About this book

In the early 20th century, as Latin America grappled with its identity and aspirations, José Enrique Rodó's "Ariel" emerged as a beacon of philosophical thought. This treatise champions the ideals of cultural and moral excellence, urging youth to embrace spirituality over materialism. Through the allegorical figure of Próspero, Rodó critiques the prevailing utilitarian mindset, advocating for a renaissance of intellectual and ethical values. "Ariel" serves as a clarion call for students and civic activists alike, inspiring them to cultivate an enlightened society rooted in profound ideals. Engage with Rodó’s vision and discover how this timeless work resonates with contemporary struggles for identity and purpose.