Durante siete antilde;os; Eliacute;as acudioacute; a consulta con su meacute;dico psiquiatra de manera constante por un sinnuacute;mero de problemas de su pasado. Sin embargo; luego de ausentarse durante un antilde;o; regresa misteriosamente al consultorio. Esta vez; totalmente renovado; trae consigo un secreto que inquieta al doctor Walter Liz; quien intenta descubrir queacute; llevo a su complejo y rebelde paciente a convertirse en uno de los hombres maacute;s exitosos y ricos de la ciudad de Nueva York.El Divaacute;n plantea que las actitudes con que enfrentamos las adversidades son determinantes en el camino hacia el eacute;xito. Cada ser humano tiene; sin duda; la opcioacute;n de despertar hacia un nuevo destino. iquest;Es real todo lo que Eliacute;as estaacute; contando? iquest;Son esas nuevas historias parte de un intento por justificar su ausencia? iquest;Queacute; lo motivoacute; a cambiar radicalmente su vida? iquest;Coacute;mo amasoacute; Eliacute;as una fortuna en tan poco tiempo? Descuacute;bralo en las fascinantes paacute;ginas de esta novela sobre realismo psicoloacute;gico.
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Review
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Much more than a text on the evolution of dance and humanismBy Judith ChestnutThe Eloquent Body by Jennifer Nevile is a surprise read. It is much more than a text on the evolution of dance and humanism; it is a reflection on aspects of contemporary dance also. It deserves the 4 star rating (or even 5 stars) because of its presentation and relevance and even if early dance is not to your liking; it is worth reading to gain a better understanding of the sensibilities that cultivated such dancing and why essential qualities in dance are universal. This book is for both the serious student and teacher of dance or the casual enthusiast. For choreographers; there is a wealth of inspiration to be found in the many stories that Nevile includes to illustrate a point as well as descriptions of some of the devises used by the choreographers of the time. Neviles attention to knowledge from original documents makes this book a valuable addition to any dance historians library and invites a fresh look at some of the accepted practices of today.
