Los Primerísimos (The Very First) is a collection of illustrated, shorter texts for children beginning to read that helps them discover and understand the world. It is intended to stimulate the early stages of reading development with intriguing graphics and literary proposals. Some examples are Isol's "Regalo sorpresa" as well as Triunfo Arciniegas and Óscar Soacha's "El rabo de Paco." Poesía is a collection that, since 2007, gathers virtually all poetry collections published by FCE. Its volumes range from contemporary classics such as "Palabras en reposo" by Alí Chumacero, Victor Sandoval's "Poesía reunida," and Jaime Sabines's "Antología poética," to the latest works of Latin American poets such as Óscar Hahn's "La primera oscuridad," Víctor Sosa's "Gladis Monogatari," and Jorge Humberto Chávez "Te diría que fuéramos al Río Bravo a llorar pero debes saber que ya no hay río ni llanto." Política y Derecho (Politics and Rights), as in other collections, gathers classics and new texts on political science, theory of law, and international affairs, such as John Locke’s "Ensayo sobre el gobierno civil;" Thomas Hobbes’s "Leviatán: o la materia, forma y poder de una república, eclesiástica y civil," and Silvio Zavala’s "Filosofía política de la conquista." Psicología, Psiquiatría y Psicoanálisis, initially directed by Erich Fromm, the celebrated Viennese psychoanalyst, has issued the most influential theories in the fields of behavior and personality studies, from psychoanalysis and the wide range of schools around it —even anti-psychiatry— to the works devoted to the study of human intelligence and nosography. Jung, Adler, Frankl, De la Fuente, and Fromm himself are among the authors published in this collection, with works such as "El cerebro soñado" by J. Allan Hobson, "Historia de los síntomas mentales" by German E. Berrios, and "Estructuras de la mente.