Pólvora Editorial began in 2013 with the aim of contributing to the generation of new interpretations of our reality that are, at the same time, rigorous in theory and fruitful in practice.

Product of the conviction regarding the need to articulate different perspectives to develop critical thinking at the height of the times, Pólvora is committed to the publication of national and international authors that allow the constitution of an intellectual space whose validity will withstand the passing of the years . Thus, contrary to the growing demand for novelty and the search for instant commercial success, the Editorial takes part in the pause required to forge a thought that illuminates and lasts.

Pólvora is structured around five axes of publications that cover the fields of psychoanalysis, philosophy, social sciences, feminism and art, in each of which the translation task is assumed as a fundamental part. On this basis, the Editorial currently has three established collections: The Language of the Other, a space that seeks to articulate psychoanalysis with other critical perspectives to think about the drifts of the contemporary subject; Social Sciences, which makes available a set of theories aimed at the global understanding of social dynamics; and Analytical Games, which problematizes the current psychoanalytic clinic from the contributions of Donald Winnicott. Feminisms and Singular Points will soon be added to these collections

In this way, the publishing program of Pólvora bases its publications on academic and / or university books, both in the work of doctoral theses and monographs or essays, mainly aimed at students, professionals, academics and researchers from various areas. Being faithful then to her understanding of the editorial work, Pólvora thus insists on the priority gesture of opening new readings about our present.