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★“There were gas chambers and crematoriums. Jews were exterminated in Europe. The Shoa happened. There is no question about this. What needs to be questioned are the people who deny it. For a world in which the existence of gas chambers is denied is a word that allows the politics of crime.”

Holocaust denial, the minimisation of the extermination of the Jews, has been and continues to be a constant of a certain European culture and politics. But if for a long time, certain claims were relegated to the sidelines of the debate, this is no longer the case. Year by year, in fact, we have witnessed an ever more forceful escalation of voices that deny the Holocaust or somehow try to minimise it. The new media are amplifying this trend, and certain images and certain elements of style are no longer taboo, as they would have been until twenty years ago.
With her philosopher’s vision, Donatella Di Cesare makes a rigorous analysis of the growing galaxy of anti-Semitism, deconstructing its contents and denouncing its tangible devastating political danger. For each one of us.

Donatella Di Cesare is a professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the Università La Sapienza in Rome and of Philosophical Hermeneutics at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa. She is one of the most active voices in the contemporary public debate and a regular contributor to L’Espresso (Repubblica). Her books have also been translated and talked about abroad. Her most recent publications are: Terrore e modernità (Terror and Modernity) (2017) and Marrani. L’altro dell’altro (Marranos. The other of the other) (2018). With Bollati Boringhieri she published Israele. Terra, ritorno, anarchia [Israel. Land, returning and Anarchy] (2014), Heidegger e gli ebrei. I “quaderni neri” [Heidegger and the Jews. The “black books”] (2014 and 2016), Heidegger & Sons. Eredità e futuro di un filosofo [Heidegger & Sons. Legacy and future of a philosopher] (2015), Tortura [Torture] (2016) and Stranieri residenti. Una filosofia della migrazione [Resident Strangers. Philosophy of migration] (2017), Sulla vocazione politica della filosofia [On the political vocation of philosophy] (2018), Virus sovrano? L’asfissia capitalistica [Sovereign virus? Capitalist asphyxia] (2020) and Il tempo della rivolta (The Time of Revolt) (2021).