Resumen del libro 📚 El Mundo de Sofía de Jostein Gaarder - [Español]

Welcome to the book summary. Okay, in the next few minutes you will hear a summary of the book Sophie's World by Justin Ordnance. Sophie's World ( 1991) is a novel written by God. This work tries to answer transcendental questions such as who we are, why we are here, does free will exist or are we determined by

destiny. These are just some of the questions with which the author invites the reader to reflect while attending an unbeatable philosophy course through the eyes of Sophie, its protagonist. Summary of the book Sophie's World: Sophie is a young Norwegian girl who is about to turn 15. One day, returning from school, she finds

a note in the mailbox that reads, " Who are you?" This is the first of many letters she receives. This is how the young girl begins a distance philosophy course taught by a mysterious professor, Alberto Knox. On the other hand, she also receives postcards addressed to a mysterious girl named Gilde, whose return address is Albert Nach,

her father. Myths and philosophers of nature: Sophie begins the philosophy course. Although at first she doesn't know the identity of her teacher, the first lesson she receives is about how myths arose. Early humans alluded to them to explain natural phenomena. Later, those known as philosophers of nature appeared, who tried to explain the world and expose

the prevailing mythological beliefs. Ancient philosophy: the following lessons the professor addresses are related to ancient philosophy. Meanwhile, young Sophie discovers Alberto Knox's true identity and also finds a red scarf belonging to Gilde. To learn about ancient philosophy, Alberto tells her about Socrates and his famous phrase, "I know that I know nothing." Another day, Sophie receives a lesson on