DAF de Sade spends 27 to 74 who lived in wrongful confinement in prisons and asylums, from 1774-1791 and from 1801 until his death in 1814. Such was the price we had to pay for criticizing the brutal domain of the aristocracy and the flagrant contradictions of the emerging bourgeois society. But between 1791 and 1793, during a brief period of freedom, actively participates in the French Revolution and wrote about political writings whose radicality and depth has remained undigested until today for many renowned biographers and exegetes who have dealt with his work and thought.However, very few thinkers, perhaps only with the exception of Karl Marx have been so misunderstood and misrepresented. If the old regime imprisoned Sade in life after death modern bourgeois society, apparently to glorify and even deify, has submitted his thinking to an increasingly tight and complex to prevent its message reaches us ideological confinement.Jorge Veraza in this book proposes a new reading of the life and work of Sade in discovering that their political participation tries to realize the philosophical and utopian politicians of his literary and philosophical writings are a rounding approaches or complement their erotic-philosophical, existential and political approaches utopian.In his research, Veraza is that in his revolutionary political participation, both practical and theoretical and literary Sade brings to unexpected crucial policy dilemmas left around the relationship between direct democracy and representative democracy solutions