This anthology by Horacio González is an invitation to venture into the entire archipelago of the work of one of the key figures in the Argentine public conversation. The route proposed by the compilers includes both fundamental chapters and some rarities and scattered pieces that seek to introduce us to an essayist whose style is made, at the same time, of waste and precision. The volume transitions between reading the classics of Argentine thought that risked their own furrow in the history of ideas in this country and articles dedicated to thinking about the "years of the revolution". The itinerary is guided by the question on how to treat the archives that They come to us from the past, but also those that circulate and engage us in the present.
