The New Yorker – Who’s Afraid of Judith Butler?
For their latest work, Butler became a student again, wading into a world ruled by enveloping dread. “I just
tried to go deeper into that place of enormous stuckness and rage,” they said.
Category: Filosofía
The New Yorker – Franz Kafka, Party Animal
Franz Kafka, Party Animal
We think of him as a recluse, but an unfiltered translation of his diaries reveals an artist who was often antic, alive, and inmotion.
By Becca Rothfeld
January 9, 2023
Iker Seisdedos – Judith Butler, filósofa: “Si sacrificas a una minoría como las personas trans, operas dentro de una lógica fascista”
Judith Butler, filósofa: “Si sacrificas a una
minoría como las personas trans, operas
dentro de una lógica fascista”
Gran referente del feminismo y de los estudios de género, la
pensadora nos recibe en California tras ser votada como una de las
mentes más influyentes del mundo
Arash Arjomandi – Hay una herramienta contra bulos y ‘conspiranoias’: el pensamiento crítico
Hay una herramienta contra bulos y ‘conspiranoias’: el pensamiento crítico
El método se inventó en Grecia hace dos milenios. Consiste en someter opiniones y afirmaciones, incluidas las nuestras, a múltiples exámenes de refutación
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The New Yorker – Jürgen Habermas Defended Reason in a Darkening Age
The German auteur made his name with a series of haunting psychological thrillers. His new film, “Miroirs No. 3,” was shaped by losses of his own.
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