Introduction

Abstract

In this issue we place communality at the center of an ethical reflection on the possibilities of rethinking how to disorganize the homogenizing logic of capital and its various spatial expressions. The issue includes a section opening with the text “Knowledge and communality” by the anthropologist Jaime Martínez Luna, around which a discussion among politically committed scholars is articulated; each contribution recovers different experiences and suggests a permanent link between the word and the everyday experience of men and women in their living-and-making of community.