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Alain Badiou and Peter Engelmann maintained a dialogue in 2012 that was published in book form in 2013 in German (Passagen), in 2015 in French (Bayard) and in 2017 in Spanish (Trotta). As Badiou himself clarifies in the preface to the French edition (and now also to the Spanish edition), the book is born from the "absolutely pathological" state (p.9) and "absolutely aberrant" (p.43) of the contemporary world, that is reflected in the concentration of Capital: 10% of the population owns 86% of the resources. And all covered by a fetish word: democracy. In fact, one of Badiou's harshest criticisms is directed against the intellectuals of the West, who are always so willing to shed the evils of capitalism, something "easy and insufficient", but so incapable of seeing the inexorable connection between capitalism and democracy, when "Democracy is nothing more than the organization of the dominant hegemonic power" (p.40) and "democracies are dominant in the capitalist countries" (p.40) (something he already denounced in Plato's Republic: "corrupt democracy , which is the political regime of twilight capitalism ", page 212)

La experiencia de lo absoluto al alcance de cualquiera y la resurrección de las verdades