Expedicion a Los Mundos Perdidos

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Antonio Arnáiz Villena Es Catedrático y Jefe del Servicio de Inmunología en el Hospital Doce de Octubre de Madrid. Lleva más de 20 años estudiando la genética de las poblaciones humanas. Entre sus aportaciones se encuentran: el hallazgo de nuevos genes de histocompatibilidad (HLA) en grupos aislados de Indios Americanos como los Jaidukama de Colombia o los Motilones de Venezuela. Asimismo, ha estudiado las poblaciones del Norte de África y varios grupos dentro de la Península Ibérica, entre ellos el vasco. Su sólida formación en inmunología, genética y biología molecular, está...

Ésta es una investigación que intenta sacar a la luz los antecedentes socioculturales de la civilización occidental moderna. En efecto, al analizar sus antecedentes histórico-religiosos, elementos formativos, instituciones religiosas y sociopolíticas, creaciones intelectuales y artísticas, así como sus crisis espirituales y conflictos sociales, el autor logra discernir la clave para entender los periodos subsiguientes de la historia de Occidente, particularmente la Era Moderna, con sus evidentes logros ideológicos y científicos y sus lamentables vacíos espirituales y morales.

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