Sangre : Historia íntima y cultural de un fluir constante

A fascinating expedition through the lymph that keeps us alive, connects us, and terrifies us. With a gaze as sharp as it is sensitive, Mar Gómez Glez explores centuries of science, art, religion, and politics to show us how blood has symbolized purity, sacrifice, power, identity, and redemption. From the first transfusions to the vampires of Silicon Valley, through religious myths, ritual crimes, menstruation, and on to medicinal uses and biopolitical control, this work breaks taboos, blends different fields of knowledge, and pulsates with the passion of life.