by Marina Garcés · Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788417088880
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Ciutat Princesa is a first-person account where Marina Garcés explains a series of political experiences between October 1996 and October 2017, from the eviction of the Cine Princesa in Barcelona to the referendum of October 1. Through a chronicle of the city, the author offers a vision of the social movements that emerged in post-Olympic Barcelona and in other European cities, connecting with protests and global movements. This philosophical essay explores political problems and ideas rooted in concrete experiences, addressing topics such as commitment, the relationship between political life and the city, and the crisis of revolutionary horizons, all from the evolution of a life that discovers complicity, collective experience, and friendship.
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)
