by Daniel Innerarity · Galaxia Gutenberg, S.L. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788417355005
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In 'Politics for the Perplexed', Daniel Innerarity invites us to reflect on the uncertainty of our time. In a world where the certainties of the past are no longer valid, the author analyzes how perplexity has become a defining characteristic of our societies. Innerarity guides us through the events that have taken us from indignation to perplexity, offering a lucid perspective on current political and social challenges. This book is a continuation of his reflections in 'Politics in Times of Indignation', exploring how diffuse unease impacts our ability to identify problems and trust in solutions.
Daniel Innerarity Grau is a Spanish philosopher and essayist.
