This article aims to reflect on the political meaning of hope in its collective and active dimensions, as well as its fragility and its transformation into weariness, based on the social phenomena that have occurred in Chile from 2019 to date. This approach does not seek to apply theories to the Chilean case, but rather to consider hope from the perspective of what we have experienced in Chile as a form of political imagination, based on an effort to think not merely about Chile, but in and from…
Read moreThis article aims to reflect on the political meaning of hope in its collective and active dimensions, as well as its fragility and its transformation into weariness, based on the social phenomena that have occurred in Chile from 2019 to date. This approach does not seek to apply theories to the Chilean case, but rather to consider hope from the perspective of what we have experienced in Chile as a form of political imagination, based on an effort to think not merely about Chile, but in and from Chile as a methodological approach and epistemological position.
