Eudald Espluga's 'Imaginar el fin' Reclaims Apocalyptic Imaginaries from Far-Right
Philosopher Eudald Espluga publishes 'Imaginar el fin', an essay proposing to reappropriate the apocalypse as a political tool against collapse, contemporary impotence, and fear narratives. The book argues that the far-right has monopolized apocalyptic imaginaries, and that leftist movements must reclaim them to envision alternative futures. Espluga's work is framed as a response to the pervasive sense of inevitable collapse in contemporary culture, from fiction to memes. The essay aims to counter resignation and offer a political reorientation.
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- Eudald Espluga publishes 'Imaginar el fin'
- The essay proposes reappropriating the apocalypse as a political tool
- It targets collapse, contemporary impotence, and fear narratives
- The far-right is accused of monopolizing apocalyptic imaginaries
- The book calls for leftist movements to reclaim these narratives
- The work responds to a pervasive sense of inevitable collapse
- It aims to counter resignation and offer political reorientation
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- Eudald Espluga