78 - Galileo Galilei - Resumen de la vida de uno de los científicos más populares y polémicos de la historia
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The story of one of the great scientific visionaries, a man who had to defend the truth against the most powerful organization of his time, the Catholic Church. Who was Galileo Galilei? Arrancamos con otro episodio del podcast que resume libros Bibliotequeando. Como siempre, les habla su anfitrión, Ricardo Lugo, arroba Bibliotequeando en las redes, donde pueden tener acceso a mi contenido, distintos temas que discuto en las lecturas, y siempre se pueden conectar conmigo ahí, sugerirme el siguiente libro para el siguiente episodio, y mucho más. También se pueden suscribir al blog, donde analizo y escribo artículos de distintos temas, suscribirse al canal de YouTube, y seguir apoyando el podcast como siempre, compartiéndolo, y cinco estrellas.
The book that I bring you today is a little different because it is a biography, the author is Patricia Brennan DeMuth, but Patricia is a book writer specifically for children. What happened was that there was a series in English published by the Penguin Publishing House in the United States that only talks about different characters or events in history, very simple biographies, around an hour each book, because it is oriented for children or, let's say, teenagers. And in that process, I don't know if it was with that intention, but they created a series of many books that tell the story of these great people in a very human way, because they do not have a political angle, they do not have an ideological angle, they simply tell how things are, perhaps less complicated, and I liked it, I have looked a lot at Galileo, you will see why specifically, but he
La vida de él fue muy complicada y me gustó la manera tan sencilla en la cual este libro contó su historia. Y yo me gustó tanto que empecé a leer más de esta serie. Terminé leyendo como 9, 10 libros hablando de distintos personajes en la encuesta de este episodio. Pueden votar si quieren ver más episodios como este, sí o no. Pero decidí Galileo porque es uno de los más populares de la serie y porque es uno de los misioneros personajes que más yo respeto. But only 70% of what I'm going to mention comes from Patricia Brennan DeMuth's book, because there are things that do, there are details that are important to add that the biography does not tell, or let's say that it does not explain in detail, because they are telling it for a much younger demographic, much more vulnerable at this point in their lives.
So let's start with the summary of the biography of what for many is the father of Galileo Galilei science. Galileo Galilei was born on February 15, 1564 in the middle of the Renaissance in Pisa, Italy, but it is important to understand that Italy is not what you and I know today, we talked about this in the summary of the Prince of Machiavelli. not because you are in Italy it means that you are part or exposed necessarily to the Renaissance as such because at this time Italy is a group of state cities. Each state city was made up of a capital city and smaller villages around and each state had its own ruler, its own government. The three most important states or capitals of Italy, which was very divided at this time, were Venice, Florence and Rome.
Venice being the commercial place, Florence the Renaissance, artistic, also very powerful in terms of science and innovation, and Rome the, let's say, governmental place with the Pope and the Catholic Church. And this is relevant because Pisa is very close to Florence. Galileo is going to help him a lot to be so close, so close to the center of world innovation at the time.
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