Description
Inmoralia Clinic. Critique of public reason. Critique of
Book Summary
This essay stems from the need to analyze the social disorientation generated by the management of an epidemiological event that has jeopardized the foundations of our democracy. Ismael Lujano proposes a critical reflection on public reason, political morality, and applied social psychopathology, questioning the discourses and information models that have defined this crisis. The reader will find an in-depth analysis that crosses disciplines such as psychology, sociology, and political philosophy to recover a necessary reflective activity in times of uncertainty.
What is it about?
The book addresses the complex reality imposed by the pandemic, a phenomenon that transcends the health sphere to challenge the foundations of our society, culture, and civilization. The author points out the need for an uncritical and technically neutral approach to the clinical management of the pandemic episode, in the face of the saturation of contradictory information models. From there, he develops a critique of public reason and political morality, proposing a discriminative social perspective that allows for the analysis of the tactics, strategies, and discourses that have shaped this era of crisis and paradigm shift.
Main themes
- Critique of public reason and political morality in contexts of crisis.
- Social psychopathology applied to the management of epidemiological events.
- Analysis of social and cultural disorientation in contemporary democracy.
- Technical neutrality and critical reflection in the face of contradictory information models.
- Intersection of psychology, sociology, and political philosophy to understand the paradigm shift.
Who is it recommended for?
It is aimed at readers interested in social psychology, political philosophy, and the critical analysis of contemporary reality. Especially recommended for those who seek to understand the dynamics of power, public discourses, and social responses to systemic crises, as well as for professionals and students of social sciences, psychology, and the humanities.
What this book offers
- A critical and well-founded perspective on the management of the pandemic and its social and political implications.
- Conceptual tools to analyze public reason and political morality in times of crisis.
- An interdisciplinary approach that integrates psychology, sociology, and philosophy to understand current paradigm shifts.
- An invitation to recover autonomous reflection in the face of information saturation and dominant discourses.
Technical specifications
- Author: Ismael Lujano
- Publisher: PUNTO ROJO EDITORIAL
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: PSYCHOLOGY
- Collection: PUNTO ROJO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: February 2021
- Number of pages: 234
- Weight: 296 g
Editorial review
This is a timely and necessary essay for those who wish to look beyond the headlines and analyze in depth the social and political transformations derived from the pandemic. The work stands out for its interdisciplinary approach and its willingness to question established discourses, offering the reader tools for critical and autonomous reflection. It may prove especially valuable for academics, students, and professionals interested in social psychology and political philosophy applied to contexts of crisis.