This book, consisting of a selection of interviews conducted between 1981 and 2007, displays all issues that, over the years, have proved central to the thought of Jacques Rancière, the noted French philosopher Louis Althusser's disciple, with who collaborated in the drafting of Reading capital._x000D_

The reader can enter and deepen Rancière's thought, which revolves around the class struggle and equality from the game of questions and answers that streamlines content, facilitates understanding and without losing the rigor brings up direct formulations, revealing even the power of dialogue. Interviewers are not limited to exchange light words, but invite the author to clarify points of concern and even openly put into question their thinking, compared to positions taken by other authors such as Marx, Althusser, Foucault, Barthes, Bourdieu Negri. Before them, Rancière always responds in a contextualized, taking into account the difficulties involved and the issues that still remain in limbo.