Titlebook: Resisting Neoliberal Capitalism in Chile; The Possibility of S Juan Pablo Rodríguez Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Critical Theories and Social Critiquesocial theory which are useful for constructing a concept of social critique: utopia, recognition and disagreement. Focusing on how authors such as Ruth Levitas, David Harvey, Eric Olin Wright and Fredric Jameson tackle the issue of utopia, examining the limits and analytical possibilities of Axel H

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Mapping the Neoliberal City: , Resisting Social Fragmentation in Chile the . mapped the neoliberal city in Chile from their territories and how, in so doing, they redefined the city and themselves. The chapter shows the extent to which the discourse of contemporary . successfully articulates a critical diagnosis of neoliberal housing policies in particular and of neol

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Mapping the Neoliberal Education System: The 2011 Chilean Student Movementtudent mobilisations in Chile. Specifically, the chapter shows how individuals’ feelings of indignation were taken as an object of collective reflection and connected to a diagnosis of the socio-economic dynamics behind a system which increased access but created a mass of debtors in the process. Th

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and Students Resisting Neoliberal Capitalism in Chiled political-aesthetic moments of social movements’ practices of social critique. By considering both the . and the student movements in relation to the dimensions of social critique sketched in the previous chapters, Rodríguez turns to an exploration of the topics of autonomy, the complex relationsh

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