| Sumario: | Mario Tronti's 'El enano y el autómata: La teología como lengua de la política' explores the intersection between theology and politics, offering a unique perspective on political philosophy. Tronti, a prominent Italian philosopher known for his work in operaismo, delves into the role of theological language in political discourse. The book examines the ideas of influential thinkers like Carl Schmitt and Walter Benjamin and discusses the political theology of Saint Paul. Tronti's work is characterized by a deep engagement with Marxist and Leninist traditions, aiming to provide fresh insights into contemporary political issues. The book is intended for readers interested in political philosophy, theology, and the evolution of Marxist thought.
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