FROM THURSDAY 1 ON THURSDAY 8/6
RAMON LLULL BOOKSTORE. Corona, 5
This year, the Avivament philosophy festival proposes us to reflect on the connections between thought and literature. Ramon del Castillo [1] investigates the detective genre—enormously popular in mass societies—and its relationship with previous and later literary genres, taking his book as a reference Divine detectives. Chesterton, Gramsci and other criminal cases. Belen Gopegui [2] analyzes in The murmur self-help books as fictions that promise shortcuts to solve certain problems and obviate the need to go through collective organization to be able to face them. In The memory of others, Violeta Ros [7] It asks about the ways in which the Spanish Transition has been represented in the contemporary literary field and what it represents for those born in democracy.: the memory of others. The program is completed by two talks: one about fictionalizing philosophy [3] with the specialist in eastern philosophies Juan Arnau and the professor of Aesthetics Ernesto Castro; and another on the new political correctness applied to culture and literature [8], with the professor of Political Science Manuel Arias Maldonado y Jesús García Civic, professor of philosophy of law with a master's degree in comparative literature and cultural criticism. AU
