How a scientific conception of morality helped shape one of the most influential ideological projects of the modern world.
From Science to Revolution: Berthelot’s Moral Vision Read Post »
More than three decades after the repression of 1989, the memory of Tiananmen remains a universal warning against imposed forgetting.
Tiananmen: Memory as a Limit to Power Read Post »
A critique of state interventionism and bureaucracy that turns regulation into a destructive cost for those who create wealth.
The Regulator Who Suffocates the Entrepreneur Read Post »
A reflection on systems that remain active while losing their capacity to transform.
The Sisyphus Cycle: When Effort Stops Producing Progress Read Post »
From religion to algorithms, the real power has always been shaping the human mind
The greatest illusion in history: believing we think for ourselves Read Post »
An uncomfortable debate on justice, memory and power in Chile, Argentina and Uruguay
Political Prisoners in the Southern Cone Read Post »
Of the Scribes of the Shadow and the Stripping of the Idols of Clay
THE CARIBBEAN CABINET OF WONDERS – Chapter V Read Post »
From the Colombian writer García Márquez and other authors such as Rulfo, one tends to associate magical realism with a certain tropical region. Places where rain and sunlight alternate so profusely that they produce exuberant, and sometimes overstated, vegetation and human behavior. Strictly speaking, this 20th-century literary movement is not exclusive to the tropics. Still,
HUGO CHÁVEZ: A CASE OF 20TH-CENTURY MAGICAL REALISM APPLIED TO 21ST-CENTURY SOCIALISM Read Post »
And all of us, pawed over in the same mud
The Revived Skeletons of Pretended Viceroys Read Post »
Of the Wells of Deceit and the Heir of Incendiary Rhetoric
THE CARIBBEAN CABINET OF WONDERS – Chapter IV Read Post »
