Something that has strongly characterised the evolution of our species and our societies is our relationship with water. In La sed. Una historia antropológica (y personal) de la vida en tierras de agua escasa, its author takes us on a fascinating journey through time and space. Using a captivating prose style, it connects scientific discoveries with ancestral stories, full of life, exploring the complex relationship between humanity and thirst throughout history. From the origins of civilisations, to contemporary challenges, this book looks at our connection with water and the difficulties we face as a species. The journalist and anthropologist, Virginia Mendoza (Spain), is the author of books that explore roots, as well as their lack. Winner of the Manuel Iradier Award for Communication in 2019 for her contribution to the La Exploradora Geographical Society, she will talk about her most recent publication with Emma Gómez.
