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Portrait of Agustín Cosso

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Agustín CossoArgentina

Biologist from Favaloro University, specialized in Ecology and Environment. He holds a Higher Diploma in Education from FASTA University and a Diploma in Data Analysis from UTN. His profile integrates natural sciences, critical thinking, education, and quantitative tools to address environmental, social, and cultural issues. Also interested in analytical philosophy, his texts seek to provide conceptual clarity, argumentative rigor and an interdisciplinary look at contemporary challenges.

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  • Theory

    What's a rabbit?

    A rabbit crosses the field and seems to leave no doubt, until Quine asks what we really saw and philosophy makes the animal a problem. Among words, classifications and essences, this essay examines the moment in which a useful category stops describing concrete organisms and begins to populate the world with an additional entity called bunny.

    August 25, 202620 min read

  • The Peronist Lion — Milei, Political Language, and the Illiberal Facade of Peronism

    Theory

    The Peronist Lion — Milei, Political Language, and the Illiberal Facade of Peronism

    A structural analysis of Javier Milei’s discourse reveals a hybrid regime: economically liberal, discursively Kirchnerist, and politically Peronist.

    May 28, 202615 min read

  • Euromaidan mosaic (Kyiv, 2013-2014). The European choice of Ukraine, a point of clash between national sovereignty and Russian sphere of influence, opens the contemporary chronology of hybrid warfare.

    International politics

    Russia and Western Democracies

    Timeline of a hybrid war against the rule of law. A sequence of cases stretching from Euromaidan to the Baltics: how Moscow combines propaganda, energy pressure, cyber-attacks, espionage and opaque funding to erode democratic trust without necessarily declaring war.

    May 26, 202634 min read

  • Main reading room of the Library of Congress, Washington. The space of critical thought (photo: Carol M. Highsmith, public domain).

    Theory

    The functional death of the liberal subject: Fragmented language, democracy without intelligibility

    The functional death of the liberal subject: Fragmented language, democracy without intelligibility

    May 26, 20265 min read