La Ilustración Oscura : ¿Y si la democracia fuese un error?

This book delves into the most threatening political heresy of our time: the Dark Enlightenment. It is not a mere intellectual provocation or a passing fad, but a burgeoning movement that fundamentally challenges the normative assumptions of democracy. Its ideologues propose methods and forms of government incompatible with it—techno-authoritarianism, digital surveillance, secession, biological selection—and treat freedom as a problem to be managed, limited, or eradicated. The goal? A post-liberal future. The Dark Enlightenment reveals itself as the cursed diagnosis of modernity's unresolved tensions. Mapping it helps clarify why this "neo-reaction" is intellectually and politically seductive to so many. In this essay, Juan Jesús Mora offers the necessary keys to understanding its genealogy, its rhetoric, and its symbolic power, as well as its capacity to infiltrate contemporary debates and reprogram the future.