Writings on the edge of the abyss: How is the present constructed?
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Este Dossier se planteó como una pregunta sobre el presente, sobre las distintas capas de su construcción. Se trata de este tiempo convulsionado que habitamos en el mismo momento en que acontece y sobre el que depositamos una serie de intuiciones e incertezas. Pensar el presente mientras ocurre el presente nos coloca frente a una encrucijada: por un lado, correr los riesgos de la convivencia (entre hechos y expresiones artísticas e iniciativas críticas), y por otro, sellar un punto de inflexión o un comienzo arbitrario donde ubicarse para reflexionar sin el aval de un capital simbólico acumulado.
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