Too Late for Man

Too Late For Man is a scathing yet poetic critique of the pitfalls of modern society. Ospina's analysis in 6 essays takes a broad view of the troubles that afflict contemporary society. Each essay addresses a particular theme related to his hypothesis: the vital and philosophical attitude of Romanticism; the pitfalls of progress; the dangers of advertising; the power of doctors and the role of medicine; the decline of cities; the responsibilities of Latin America vis-a-vis Europe.