by Pablo Malo Ocejo · Deusto · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423432837
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In 'The Dangers of Morality,' Pablo Malo explores how the hypertrophy of morality is undermining the foundations of democracy. The author analyzes the nature of morality, arguing that the role formerly played by institutions such as the Church or trade unions has been replaced by new forms of social control through channels such as Black Lives Matter, identity politics, queer theory, and intersectional feminism. Malo warns about the dangers of this punitivism, noting that the greatest evils throughout history have been committed by people who believed they were doing good.
