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More about Memory and Utopia – The Primacy of Intersubjectivity

This painting was made at the original size of the book “Memory and Utopia” written by Luisa Passerini in 2003. The author uses the concept of intersubjectivity to analyze how memory and the past builds into constructions of identities. This edition was published in spanish by the University of Valencia in 2006.