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Against fascism

Umberto Eco

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Umberto Eco's fourteen keys to recognizing fascism: an urgent manifesto. "Umberto Eco changed the way we look at books: essential, small, fragile, sometimes criminal, almost always salvific. A master who taught us to intertwine wisdom and play with his sharp and playful style,...

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Against fascism

Umberto Eco's fourteen keys to recognizing fascism: an urgent manifesto.

"Umberto Eco changed the way we look at books: essential, small, fragile, sometimes criminal, almost always salvific. A master who taught us to intertwine wisdom and play with his sharp and playful style, with his astonishing inventiveness and accurate lucidity."
Irene Vallejo

"One of the most influential thinkers of our time."
Los Angeles Times

"Eternal fascism still surrounds us, even if it wears plain clothes. It can return at any moment, even disguised in the most innocuous forms. Our duty is to detect it, unmask it, and loudly denounce each of its deeds."

In this lecture given to students at an American university in 1995, Umberto Eco warned against the long shadow of a phenomenon that is not restricted to the political sphere nor has an expiration date, because behind a regime and an ideology there is always a certain way of thinking and feeling, a cultural substratum that can be the germ of a new fascist wave.

The great thinker of our time, the one who taught us to "reflect before thinking," offers us fourteen keys to recognizing the ghost of "eternal fascism" and provides us with tools so that the present and the future do not resemble our worst past.

Critics have said...
"Fascism is a monster with many faces. Almost 25 years ago, Umberto Eco warned about this issue, which today has acquired a significant importance and a truly disturbing urgency."
Diari de Girona

"An invitation to memory, so that we never take anything for granted."
Furio Colombo, Il Fatto Quotidiano

"Very convincing and with the kind of flashes of intelligence and knowledge that readers expect from one of Italy's most brilliant minds."
Library Journal

"Eco mixes personal memories of his youth under the fascist regime and structurally analyzes the fourteen archetypes of primitive and eternal fascism."
Babelio

"It fits in a jacket pocket, has 61 pages and enough concreteness to work like an ibuprofen."
Karina Sainz Borgo, Voz Pópuli

"Sixty-four easy-to-read pages that remind us that fascism has more than one face and can re-emerge in other guises."
France Inter

"Umberto Eco suggests that there is an eternal fascism whose characteristics, though seemingly contradictory or innocent, still exist among us."
Il Manifesto

"Eco explains the inseparable link between freedom and Liberation (from fascism)."
Paolo di Paolo, L'Espresso

"An inexhaustible, voracious genius, who constantly builds and deconstructs, with dazzling and humorous intelligence when needed."
Mercedes Monmany, ABC

"An urgent manifesto, and I would add necessary, in the present time we live in."
Jesús Cabaleiro Larrán, Periodistas en Español

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La obra de Umberto Eco (1932-2016) ha sido fundamental para entender la historia del siglo XX y de nuestros días. Durante mucho tiempo se dedicó a la enseñanza en la universidad, y sus ensayos son textos de consulta obligada en las universidades de todo el mun...

La obra de Umberto Eco (1932-2016) ha sido fundamental para entender la historia del siglo XX y de nuestros días. Durante mucho tiempo se dedicó a la enseñanza en la universidad, y sus ensayos son textos de consulta obligada en las universidades de todo el mundo. Entre sus ensayos más importantes publicados en castellano figuran: Obra abierta, Apocalípticos e integrados, La estructura ausente, Tratado de semiótica general, Lector in fabula, Semiótica y filosofía del lenguaje, Los límites de la interpretación, Las poéticas de Joyce, Segundo diario mínimo, El superhombre de masas, Seis paseos por los bosques narrativos, Arte y belleza en la estéticamedieval, Sobre literatura, Historia de la belleza, Historia de la fealdad, A paso de cangrejo, Decir casi lo mismo, Confesiones de un joven novelista y Construir al enemigo.

Hace más de treinta años hizo su entrada triunfal en el mundo de la ficción con El nombre de la rosa, una novela que lo convirtió en un autor apreciado no solo por la crítica, sino también por el gran público. A este primer éxito siguieron El péndulo de Foucault, La isla del día de antes, Baudolino, La misteriosa llama de la reina Loana, El cementerio de Praga, Número Cero. Tras su muerte, el 19 de febrero de 2016, Lumen ha publicado sus libros inéditos De la estupidez a la locura -la obra póstuma que el autor había entregado a imprenta pocos días antes-, A hombros de gigantes y La memoria vegetal, y los ensayos contenidos en Contra el fascismo, Migración e intolerancia y Cómo viajar con un salmón.