On the confrontation between José Antonio Fortes and Luis García Montero.
Thinking about literature
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Corruption, culture, disinformation, García Lorca, freedom of expression, literature, journalismAbstract
Literature is one more place within the ideological places in history, that is, in the class struggle. Fascism, even today, is transformed, sheds its skin, democratizes. Neither the conscious nor the unconscious can escape the ideological domain of class. Literature is one more place within the ideological places in history, that is, in the class struggle. Fascism, even today, is transformed, sheds its skin, democratizes. Like a chameleon he adapts to changing times. Fascist ideology has its most effective place within globalized capitalism in its democratic version. It doesn't disappear, it doesn't just vanish.
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