A talk on conspiratorial thinking at Auditori Carme Serrallonga i Calafell in Sarrià. Ana Carrasco Conde, a philosopher specializing in the dark side of reality, discusses imagining a world without the threat of conspiracies and whether it's possible to conspire to improve our surroundings. The session starts at 18:30 and is free to attend.
We live in times dominated by the fear of conspiracies, where every initiative seems to hide an ulterior motive. Philosopher Ana Carrasco Conde, a professor at the Complutense University of Madrid and author of books like 'Decir el mal' and 'La muerte en común', examines the link between thought and conspiracy. Her work focuses on the unspeakable and unrepresentable, exploring themes of evil, unease, and terror. The talk invites reflection on how we can transform our social interactions and living environments, questioning if conspiracy can be a tool for collective betterment.
The Planns tip
Sarrià hides quiet squares and arcades for a pre-talk stroll.
Practical info
Tuesday: at 6.30 p.m. · Free Entry — Booking opens 15 days in advance
The venue
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