Next Tuesday, June 11, at 15:30h, the itdUPM will host a new (im)probable dialogue where we will delve into the relationship between desire and change, to think about a different concept of innovation that allows us to address the needs of the present.
What are our ways of understanding change? What idea of the human do we use to think about transformation? What role does desire play? What elements can activate or inhibit desire and transformation?
Based on these questions, we will have a conversation with our guest Amador Fernández-Savater, independent researcher and author of the essay “Libidinal Capitalism. Neoliberal anthropology, politics of desire, right-wing discomfort“. Amador has spent years thinking together with collectives and social movements about new ways of understanding and facing the problems of the present.
In addition, we will have the moderation of Marcos García, independent cultural manager in the field of citizen laboratories.
Next Tuesday, June 11, at 15:30h, the itdUPM will host a new (im)probable dialogue where we will delve into the relationship between desire and change, to think about a different concept of innovation that allows us to address the needs of the present.
What are our ways of understanding change? What idea of the human do we use to think about transformation? What role does desire play? What elements can activate or inhibit desire and transformation?
Based on these questions, we will have a conversation with our guest Amador Fernández-Savater, independent researcher and author of the essay “Libidinal Capitalism. Neoliberal anthropology, politics of desire, right-wing discomfort“. Amador has spent years thinking together with collectives and social movements about new ways of understanding and facing the problems of the present.
In addition, we will have the moderation of Marcos García, independent cultural manager in the field of citizen laboratories.
Independent researcher, activist, editor and “pirate philosopher”. He has co-directed Acuarela Libros and the magazine Archipiélago and has actively participated in different collective movements (student, anti-globalization, copyleft, “no to war”, V for Housing, 15-M). He has published La fuerza de los débiles (2021) in Akal and Habitar y gobernar (2020), El eclipse de la atención (2023) and Capitalismo libidinal (2024) in Ned Ediciones. His different works can be consulted at filosofiapirata.net
Independent cultural manager in the field of citizen laboratories. Between 2003 and 2021 he worked at Medialab in Madrid. He currently helps different organizations to enable spaces for open experimentation and collaborative creation.
Independent researcher, activist, editor and “pirate philosopher”. He has co-directed Acuarela Libros and the magazine Archipiélago and has actively participated in different collective movements (student, anti-globalization, copyleft, “no to war”, V for Housing, 15-M). He has published La fuerza de los débiles (2021) in Akal and Habitar y gobernar (2020), El eclipse de la atención (2023) and Capitalismo libidinal (2024) in Ned Ediciones. His different works can be consulted at filosofiapirata.net
Independent cultural manager in the field of citizen laboratories. Between 2003 and 2021 he worked at Medialab in Madrid. He currently helps different organizations to enable spaces for open experimentation and collaborative creation.
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Universitaria, 28040 Madrid (España)
© itdUPM 2024 | Centro de Innovación en Tecnología para el Desarrollo Humano. | by Marmarru Studio
