Philosopher to Unveil ‘Folly Vaccine’ in Estepona
José Antonio Marina‘s latest work tackles misinformation and critical thinking.
Prepare for an intellectual journey as philosopher and pedagogue José Antonio Marina presents his new book, The Folly Vaccine
, on June 12th at the Mirador del Carmen Cultural Center in Estepona. Journalist Francisco Reyero will present the author.
Combating Misinformation
Marina‘s book serves as a warning about the perils of misinformation, false beliefs, and conspiracy theories. These elements can cloud judgment, leaving individuals susceptible to manipulation across political, economic, and ideological spheres. The book offers techniques to fortify critical thinking skills, acting as a shield against disinformation.
About José antonio Marina
Describing himself as a street-standing philosopher, private researcher, dancer in the world of ideas,
José Antonio Marina boasts a multifaceted career. He is a professor of Philosophy,Doctor Honoris Causa by the Polytechnic University of Valencia. His research delves into intelligence,artistic creativity,language,science,technology,and economics.
Accolades and Recognition
A media collaborator and lecturer, Marina‘s extensive work has garnered numerous awards, including a 2023 prize for humanistic thinking. He is known for making philosophy accessible to a broader audience.
The Presentation Details
The book presentation will take place next Thursday,June 12th,at 8:00 p.m. in the concert hall of the Mirador del Carmen Cultural Center. Francisco Reyero, a journalist with experience at La Razón and a commentator on Antena 3, Zero, and Channel South Radio and Television, will host the event.
Francisco Reyero: Presenter and Author
Francisco Reyero‘s career includes work at newspapers like La Razón.He also contributes as a commentator to various media outlets, including Antena 3. Reyero is also an author, having published Rafael de Paula: They say about you
(2005) and Sinatra: I will never return to that damn country
(2015).
In an era defined by information overload, mastering critical thinking is more vital than ever. Marina‘s work offers tools to navigate the complexities of modern information ecosystems. A recent study showed that individuals with strong critical thinking skills are 40% less likely to fall for misinformation (American Psychological Association).
