Brazilian Real
Product Overview
This book critically examines the rise of neofascist tendencies in contemporary politics, with a particular focus on Argentina under President Javier Milei. Drawing on psychoanalytic and socio-political frameworks, Enrique Carpintero analyzes how neoliberalism and authoritarian practices generate fear, hatred, and social fragmentation. The first part explores cultural processes that shape subjectivity, such as consumerism, inequality, and post-truth discourses. The second part addresses the resurgence of fascist and far-right ideologies in neoliberal contexts, their impact during and after the pandemic, and the emergence of collective trauma. Ultimately, the author warns of the dangers of fear-driven politics and calls for critical engagement to resist social subjugation.
