La vida o la nada : ¿por qué tener hijos en tiempos de colapso?

Does it make sense to think about a childless world before one where we manage to do without fossil fuels? To this question, the answer from Marianne Durano, degrowth philosopher, environmentalist, and mother of four, is crystal clear: no. Because, however dark the future may sometimes seem, to change it we need to maintain hope, and also have people with new ideas and renewed energy to sustain the fight for a better world. With this premise in mind, Durano explores in *Life or Nothingness* the ideas and arguments that various philosophers (Marx, Aristotle, Hegel, Arendt, Jonas, Epicurus, Rousseau, Foucault, etc.) put forward regarding the need to have children, confronting with irony and insight, and from the decidedly original perspective of a degrowth activist, the many prejudices and clichés surrounding having children in today's world.