by Marina Garcés · Bellaterra · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788472902015
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In 'In the prisons of the possible', Marina Garcés explores the paradox of a world where everything seems possible, but the capacity for action is limited. Through philosophical tools, Garcés analyzes how the notion of 'possible' has structured our perception of reality, creating a space of choice without real alternatives. This book invites us to reflect on how we can challenge this logic and open ourselves to new ways of experiencing and transforming the world around us. An essential work to understand the challenges of contemporaneity and seek paths towards a more authentic and meaningful future.
Marina Garcés Mascareñas is a Spanish philosopher and essayist. She is a professor of philosophy at the University of Zaragoza and part of a collective project of critical and experimental thinking called Espai en Blanc. She has published several essays on contemporary politics and critical thought, including Filosofía inacabada, Fora de classe. Textos de filosofia de guerrilla, Nova il·lustració radical and Ciutat Princesa (2018)
