Carlos Goñi Zubieta facts for kids

Carlos Goñi Zubieta, born on April 7, 1963, is a Spanish philosopher, writer, and teacher. A philosopher is someone who studies big questions about life, knowledge, and values. He is known for his work in philosophy and for writing books, especially about how to raise children. He earned a special degree called a "doctor's degree" in philosophy from the University of Barcelona.

Carlos Goñi Zubieta lives in Spain. He is married to Pilar Guembe, and they have two children named Adrián and Paula. Together, Carlos and Pilar have written several helpful books about child education. These books share ideas on how parents can guide their children.

He has also received awards for his writing and thinking. In 2010, he won the Premio de Ensayo Becerro de Bengoa. In 2005, he received the Premi de Filosofía Arnau de Vilanova. These awards show that his work is recognized and valued.

His Books and Ideas

Carlos Goñi Zubieta has written many books. Some of his most well-known books, co-written with his wife Pilar Guembe, focus on helping parents. These books include Educar entre los dos (2017), Educar sin castigar (2013), Aprender de los hijos (2012), and No me ralles (2007). They offer advice on how to raise children in a positive way.

He has also written other books that explore different topics. For example, El filósofo impertinente (2013) shares interesting thoughts from a philosopher's point of view. Cuéntame un mito (2012) and Cuéntame una historia (2011) invite readers to learn about myths and history. His book Las narices de los filósofos (2008) looks at philosophers in a fun way.

List of Works

See also

In Spanish: Carlos Goñi Zubieta para niños