by John Zerzan · Los Libros de la Catarata · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788490971314
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In 'Twilight of the Machines', John Zerzan invites us to reflect on the increasing mediation of technology in the globalized world. Zerzan argues that humanity has been domesticated to adapt to the demands of technology, which has led to the alienation of people. Through an in-depth analysis, Zerzan identifies that the problem is civilization itself and all that it implies: symbolic thought, domestication, division of labor, inequality, destruction of nature, and breakdown of relationships. The author does not limit himself to dismantling what we consider as given, but analyzes the values and primitive ways of life, claiming the need to recover them. With a documented anthropological knowledge, Zerzan finds the antecedents of a free society, of a humanity that had freedom, nature and community life as pillars.
