José Luis Villacañas (Úbeda, 1955), professor of philosophy at the Complutense University of Madrid, presents this Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the Modelo Aretoa de Zarautz, in a talk organized by ZarautzOn, his latest essay, Paths that forks. A history of the power of Neanderthals to Trump (Arpa, 2026). In this work, the thinker traces an anatomy of the forms of domination to understand the authoritarian drifts of current geopolitics.
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José Luis Villacañas (Úbeda, 1955), professor of philosophy at the Complutense University of Madrid, presents this Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the Modelo Aretoa de Zarautz, in a talk organized by ZarautzOn, his latest essay, Paths that forks. A history of the power of Neanderthals to Trump (Arpa, 2026). In this work, the thinker traces an anatomy of the forms of domination to understand the authoritarian drifts of current geopolitics.