International Director - Delia Steinberg Guzman

Born in Buenos Aires (Argentina) on January 7th 1943
Obtained Spanish Nationality in 1975

In 1966 she joined the International Organization New Acropolis and followed the complete course of studies of the School of Philosophy of that organization under the guidance of its founder Jorge Angel Livraga.

From 1972 to 1991 she was the Director of this institution in Spain, during which period the cultural activity of New Acropolis extended to over thirty cities throughout the country. Between 1975 and 1991 she was also the coordinator of the activities of New Acropolis in Europe. From 1991, after the death of the founder of New Acropolis, Jorge Angel Livraga Rizzi, she was elected as its International Director, taking charge of the management of the organization and coordinating its development in the around fifty countries in which it is established.

In 1980, for her work as Director of New Acropolis, she was awarded the Silver Medal in Arts, Sciences and Literature by the Academic Society of Education, accredited by the French Academy.

In order to promote the study of music, she founded the Tristan Institute of Music, where she has been teaching the piano since 1989. This Institute, which was conceived from the outset as an international association, currently operates in Spain, Brazil and Germany.

Publications
Various magazines and newspapers published many of her writings on topics relating to philosophy, music and culture in general.

Since 1972 she has been editor of the Spanish magazine "Cuadernos de Cultura" (Cultural Notebooks), for which she has written many articles and regular columns, such as "Between ourselves", "At the end of the day", "A story to tell", "Let's think about...", aimed at promoting philosophical reflection throughout the course of our daily activities.

Since 2000 she has also been editor of the cultural magazine "Sphinx", which has a wide readership throughout Spain and Latin America.

Some of her major book titles are:
"The Games of Maya" (Madrid, 1st ed. 1980, 2nd ed. 1982)
"Someone told me..." (Madrid, 1984)
"Today I saw..."(Madrid,1983)
"Life after Death" (Madrid, 2002)
"The Everyday Hero" (Madrid, 1st ed. 1996, 2nd ed. 2002)
"The Dangers of Racism" (Madrid, 1997)
"The Soul of Woman" (Madrid, 2002)
"Freedom and Predestination" (Madrid, 2002)
"Memories and Reminiscences" (Madrid, 2002)
"The Art of Successful Living" (Oporto,1995)
"Towards a New Middle Ages" (Oporto, 1996)
"Why Cults are Booming" (Oporto, 1996)
"Flight towards Freedom" (Ankara, 1st ed. 1993, 2nd ed. 1995, 3rd ed. 1996)
"Philosophy for Living" (Paris,2002)