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The Cartagena Piensa program, organized by the Department of Culture, has scheduled for this Thursday June 14 the talk by Amador Fernández-Savater "Reimagining the revolution: new imaginaries of social transformation."
It will be at the Josefina Soria Library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center at 8:00 p.m.
The presentation will be carried out by Belén Rosa de Gea of ​​the Grupo Promotor Cartagena Piensa.
Admission is free until full capacity is reached.
"The revolution was thought of as an event that cuts the history of the world in two: new and old, today the challenge is to imagine social transformation as a process"
"There are images of thought that prevent us from thinking, there are images of change that prevent us from changing, so, in order to think or change, we need to equip ourselves as much as possible with another imaginary: deposits or seedbeds of images that organize our gaze in a different way, Orient in a different direction, other lenses, other compasses. "
Amador Fernández-Savater (Madrid, 1974).
Independent researcher, editor of Acuarela Libros, has participated in several social movements (student, anti-globalization, copyleft, "no to war", V de Vivienda, 15-M).
Over the years, he has been making an experience of thought as something fundamentally practical (which serves to do without being utilitarian), located (speaking from a specific place or experience), collective (which is woven together with others around to common problems), challenging (which pretends not to leave the world or oneself as it was) and involved (which is based on questions one asks about one's own life).
He is the author of Filosofía y acción (Editorial Límite, 1999), co-author of Red Ciudadana after 11-M.
When suffering does not prevent thinking or acting (Acuarela Libros, 2008), With and against the cinema.
Around May 68 (UNIA, 2008) and Out of place.
Conversations between crisis and transformation (Acuarela Libros, 2013).
Currently, he is co-responsible for the blog "Interferencias" on eldiario.es
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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