El amor es imposible

This book is a radical deconstruction proposal about one of the most central events of our existence. In eight theses that shed light so that we stop walking in the dark along the path of love, Darío Sztajnszrajber presents a concrete political practice that questions the commercial and romantic love that is sold to us as dominant, unique and normative. It hammers its way against that sentimental architecture supported by common sense, by forced definitions and natures. And then, yes: crystallized categories such as the couple, the family, the better half and first love, among others, are exposed, they fall under their own weight and break. Love is impossible leads to insomnia, and from there to an intimate and disturbing revolution commanded by the genuine desire for unrest: we do not want to be where we are. A work of years, of readings and conversations in which Darío Sztajnszrajber once again puts, within the reach of those who are willing to play the game, the tools of philosophy to rebel and always demand, even if it sounds out of time and misplaced, to dare to do the impossible.