Life without Principle was originally titled What Shall it Profit, and was a conference given by Thoreau on December 6, 1854 about his experience living in the woods.

Marx, Lacan, Hegel, Hitchcock, Herzog, among others, are connected in Tarrying with the Negative, a book never before translated to Spanish.

A narrator whose identity is almost impossible to decipher philosophizes on a dark life and sinks into a state of extreme desperation, in an interior monologue style similar to Ulysses.

A possible hypothesis for the failure of revolutions: the individual prefers to endure stress, under the pretext of belonging to a “society,” over breaking with the reigning order.