Vicente Pinto

 "Tell us about a subject you enjoy studying".  I enjoy it, because reading new things, books that break the general structure or learning more about them entertains me and fascinates me. In that sense, I study the bases of what I do in my free time. I have learned a lot, I have learned to look at things differently, to interpret certain texts and to read better. Formerly I thought it was fome, because I would study or be interested in something like that, if I can read it and enjoy it from the role of reader

 Henri Lefebvre Along these lines, I admire Lefebvre for several things, firstly for being one of the key intellectuals to understand the revolution of 68, in addition to being considered one of the fathers of that movement, and for connecting and revolutionizing sociology and geography, managing to connect them based on seeking the liberation of the subjects. He contributed to the analysis and deepening of dialectical materialism, established a strong connection between sociology and geography, in addition to raising a giant revolution in the latter. Henri Lefebvre  was a French philosopher. He devoted himself to sociology, geography and historical materialism in general. He is considered one of the fathers of the movement that led to the revolution of May 1968 and inspired a whole current of progressive thought.

How Can Your Major Make the World a Better Place    In this process I see myself learning about the discipline to later investigate about society and think about how we can improve people's quality of life. What makes it contribute to the world is precisely that it studies a part of it, which is generally the one that causes changes, both good and bad, thus giving us tools to be more aware of them. I think it affects mentally more than anything, since we understand how small and insignificant we are in the world.