The Instituto de Filosofía Social y Crítica Política (IFSCP) is a centre for the analysis, generation and diffusion of knowledge about social, political and economic realities. The Institute promotes alternative thinking from a critical perspective, providing theoretical and analytical approaches to debates within the humanities, social sciences, and public opinion, with a special focus on the modernisation process experienced in late capitalism.
We develop multidisciplinary analyses and research projects, focusing on the following areas: the critique of political economy, social philosophy, political history and critical theory as well as public opinion and civil society.
The results of our work are shared through courses, seminars, and conferences; public talks and discussion forums, as well as through publications in various formats like books, columns, work-in-progress and high-impact articles. The members of the Institute regularly participate in programmes on radio, social media and streaming platforms. The results of these interventions are available on our website, which is simultaneously a digital archive of our individual and collective work.
All activities and publications of the Institute aim to contribute to the critique of capitalism, the processes of modernisation of late capitalism, and the reflection of a new model of society, promoting debates about the challenges that our societies are facing in the twenty-first century.
The Institute aims to develop a critical analysis and raise awareness of the main problems that cause social disintegration, inequality and disaffection, at the same time producing theoretical and strategic proposals in order to rethink the structural conflicts provoked by late capitalism, the patriarchy and the emergence of new alternative political projects.
The IFSCP is an organisation and network that sees critical thinking as a form of reflection and transformation of social reality. It promotes discussions and debates that inquire about the hegemonic ‘common sense’, providing alternative perspectives on the challenges of the critique of modern society in the twienty-first century.
To contribute to the construction of analysis, research and proposals that promote alternative views from critical theory and social philosophy in order to critique capitalism and the process of modernisation in late capitalism, reflecting on economic activity, the form of the state, the political system and emergent social movements, and the production of subjectivity, both in Chile and worldwide.
Entrevista de Macarena Fernández y Francisca Castillo a Andrés Cabrera
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Medio: El Mostrador en Radio La Clave
Artículo publicado en la Revista Análisis Político (Colombia)
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Claudio Llanos & María Fernanda Lanfranco
Artículo publicado en Resistances, Journal of the Philosophy of History (Ecuador).
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Pablo Pulgar
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