El derecho a las cosas bellassecond-hand

A philosophical manifesto against the dictatorship of productivity. The title comes from a line in which Emma Goldman said what anarchism meant to her, and the author, drawing on Paul Lafargue and Hannah Arendt, uses it as the basis for defending policies that protect the parts of life that produce nothing. He argues that rights such as retirement, strikes or idleness are not concessions but forms of resistance, and calls for the public services that make rest possible for everyone.