by Vicente Serrano · Editorial Anagrama · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788433963246
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In 'Spinoza's Wound,' Vicente Serrano explores the intersection between happiness and politics in postmodern life. This essay, winner of the Anagrama Essay Prize, starts from Antonio Damasio's neurological research on the connection between mind and body, linking them to Spinoza's ethics. Serrano criticizes modernity and postmodernity, reviewing the history of philosophy in the overlap of ethics and metaphysics. The author addresses topics such as biopolitics and the substitution of affections for will, proposing a 'return' to affections as key to reflecting on power.
