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Sherwin Nuland sobre la esperanza

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El cirujano y escritor Sherwin Nuland medita sobre la idea de la esperanza -- el deseo de convertirnos en mejores personas y construir un mundo mejor. Son 12 minutos reflexivos que lo ayudarán a enfocarse en el camino que tiene por delante.

A practicing surgeon for three decades, Sherwin Nuland witnessed life and death in every variety. Then he turned to writing, exploring what there is to people beyond just anatomy. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Maria Millet
Reviewed by Jakki Johnston
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