In a world saturated with euphemisms, we invite three writers and a poet to share their particular crumpled metaphor.
Videos & Publications
Auschwitz and afterwards
Discussion between Yishai Sarid and Marta Marín-Dòmine
How do we relate with the most traumatic event in the modern European history? How can we ensure that the commemorations are not trivialised and that holding a memorial is an impetus for action in the present? On the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, we discuss these questions with Yishai Sarid and Marta Marín-Dòmine. The evening concludes with a reading by the actress Laura Aubert of texts by the writer and Holocaust survivor, Charlotte Delbo.
Conversations among ruins
An invitation to share knowledge and practices for learning how to live and die together in a damaged planet
Is it possible to build shelters in a damaged planet?
Cristina de Llanos Santaulària and Ignasi Castellví
Which myths are needed?
Mafe Moscoso and Ma Antònia Martí Escayol
How to escape from human exceptionalism?
Toni Navarro and Óscar Martín
Is it possible to imagine a non-apocalyptic future?
Julia Ramírez-Blanco and Cuchara collective
How to make kin with the other species?
Clara Piazuelo and Eloïsa Matheu
What is life?
Alicia Kopf and Bego Vendrell
Ethics and Politics of Non-violence
Lecture by Judith Butler
Starting out from the premise that interdependence is an inherent condition of human beings, Judith Butler talks about the need to situate non-violence at the centre of ethics and politics.
Judy Dempsey
Is Russia Europe?
In this lecture, the renown journalist and researcher Judy Dempsey reflects on Russia's role in the European continent and its geopolitical implications.
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Catch up on talks and articles in the CCCB digital archive
Cognitive Short-Sightedness, Biases and Survival
Liliana Arroyo
Can Algorithms Be Fairer Than People?
Ricardo Baeza-Yates + Karma Peiró
The Place of People in the Digital Carnival
Enric Luján
Why We Keep Talking About NFTs
Pau Waelder
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