Philosopher, essayist, and columnist, she teaches philosophy at Sapienza University of Rome. Donatella Di Cesare (Rome, 1956), has been fighting against the extreme right for years from all spheres, including the media and the streets. She is not afraid, even though she had to have police escort due to threats received from fascist and neo-Nazi groups. Among other works, she has published Heidegger y los judíos (2017), Tortura (2018), Terrorismo. Una guerra civil global (2017), Marranos (2019), and Sobre la vocación política de la filosofía (2020), translated into Spanish by Gedisa. In Catalan, Tecnofeixisme. La suspensió tàctica de la política (Arcàdia) has just been released. Translated by Coral Romà, the book reflects on how totalitarian forms of government are being imposed worldwide and how the power of the people is being reduced.