La rebelión de las máquinas o el pensar desencadenado

Originally published in 1921, The Rebellion of the Machines addresses a topic (later imposed as a topic in the art, science, and fiction of the global cultural industry) that was highly conducive to the kind of political satire exerted in those years by both authors. , with an honest and committed attitude: criticism of power, vital stupidity, social gentrification. Written with decided cinematographic projection and illustrated with 33 engravings by Masereel, full of detail, strength and intention, the book was printed with specific indications of a typographic nature that were intended to alter as far as possible the conventional way of reading, adding more intensity to its overflowing irony .