| Sumario: | Nada por perdido by Guillermo Ricca is a comprehensive exploration of the political and intellectual contributions of José María Aricó, a significant figure in Latin American political thought. The book delves into Aricó's engagement with Marxist theory, his role in cultural and political movements, and his efforts to translate and adapt political languages to the Latin American context. Ricca meticulously examines Aricó's work in organizing cultural initiatives and publishing, highlighting his impact on leftist thought. The book is intended for scholars and readers interested in political theory, Latin American studies, and the history of socialism. Ricca's work is both a historical reconstruction and a conceptual analysis, offering insights into the conditions necessary for collective political will and the emergence of popular subjects.
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