Each century has a characteristic spirit, and the spirit of this is that of freedom.
In "Good Men," Arturo Pérez-Reverte explores the essence of freedom as the defining spirit of the current century. He suggests that each era possesses a unique character, and in today’s world, freedom stands out as a fundamental value shaping society and individual beliefs.
The author delves into the implications of this spirit of freedom, reflecting on how it influences behavior, choices, and the moral landscape. This perspective invites readers to consider the importance of freedom not just as a concept but as a guiding principle in understanding contemporary life and actions.
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