Name: En la Frontera: Sujeto y Capitalismo (in Spanish)
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Author: Jorge Aleman
ISBN: 9788497848244

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En la Frontera: Sujeto y Capitalismo (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Jorge Alemán

Publisher

Gedisa

Year

2014

Language

Spanish

Pages

128

Format

Paperback

ISBN

8497848241

ISBN13

9788497848244

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Synopsis "En la Frontera: Sujeto y Capitalismo (in Spanish)"

Una hermandad secreta de mujeres, una joven elegida para proteger un legado escrito en el agua. Sandra Barneda construye en un magistral juego de personajes reales y ficticios una novela que explora los territorios del deseo femenino y que sorprende por su honestidad y belleza. «Detrás del miedo está el mundo que deseas».Venecia, 1793. Arabella Massari contempla desde su palacio la llegada de los invitados. Ha organizado una gran fiesta de máscaras. Entre los asistentes se encuentra Lucrezia Viviani, la hija del mercader Giuseppe Viviani, que acude con su prometido Roberto Manin. Lucrezia no está dispuesta a casarse con un hombre al que detesta y hará todo lo posible por impedir la boda.Arabella descubrirá en el festejo que esa joven tímida es la elegida para mantener el legado de las hijas del agua, una hermandad secreta de mujeres que luchan por ser libres.Las hijas del agua rescata del olvido a aquellas que lucharon para que fuéramos libres. #Lashijasdelagua ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A secret sisterhood. A young woman chosen to protect a legacy written in water. In this masterful array of real and fictitious people, Sandra Barneda constructs a novel that explores the territory of feminine desire in ways that are surprising for their honesty and beauty. “Behind fear is the world you desire.” Venice, 1793. From her palace, Arabella Massari contemplates her guests’ arrival. She has organized a great masquerade ball. Among the attendees is the daughter of merchant Giuseppe Viviani, Lucrezia Viviani, who attends with her father to meet her future husband. Lucrezia is not willing to marry a man she detests, and will do everything possible to prevent the wedding. Arabella discovers at the party that this shy young woman is the one chosen to maintain the legacy of the Water’s Daughters, a secret sisterhood of women who fight to be free. The Water’s Daughters revives the memory of those who fought so that we might be free.

Jorge Alemán

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Jorge Alemán Lavigne (Buenos Aires, 1951) is a Lacanian psychoanalyst, writer, and Argentine poet. Exiled in Madrid since 1976, he has developed a prolific work that articulates psychoanalysis, philosophy, and politics. His thought has influenced the contemporary debate on the subject, capitalism, and the left. He has been an honorary professor at the University of Buenos Aires and at the National University of General San Martín, and was awarded the National Poetry Prize by the National Fund for the Arts in 1974 for his work On hospices and expert navigators.

Among his most notable works are Solitude: Common (2023), Political Breviary of Psychoanalysis (2023), Ideology (2021), Pandemonium (2020), Capitalism: Perfect Crime or Emancipation (2019) and On the Border: Subject and Capitalism (2014). These works fall within the political-philosophical essay and psychoanalysis, addressing issues such as neoliberalism, subjectivity, and emancipation. Some of them have been co-written, like From Disenchantment to Populism (2017), with the philosopher Germán Cano.

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