José Antonio Marina (Toledo, 1939) is probably the best known of the Spanish thinkers of today. In his long career he has combined philosophical research work as a professor of philosophy at an institute of secondary education Madrid. In his work, the general public Marina on the great philosophical issues, focusing primarily on intelligence theory, phenomenology and linguistics. His publications include Theory of Creative Intelligence (1995), Ethics for Shipwrecked (1996), The Relationship Corner (1998), Dictionary of feelings (1999), The Flight of intelligence (2000), The Puzzle of sexuality (2002) and Opinion on God (2002). Sign successful career are the Anagram Prize and the National Essay Prize.