Juan-Ramón Capella has to his credit the introduction into the Spanish legal philosophy both budgets analytic philosophy as an elaborate reflection matrix "Marxian". His thinking is analytical and critical. In the field of political philosophy develops a work of unveiling of the nature, functions and ideological manifestations of the state, and legal-political consequences of globalization.
Moreover, he has written pages with strong literary accent has "turned upside down" call philosophical novel writing almost fictionalized biography of Manuel Sacristan. His own memories under Franco, No Ithaka, can be seen as an exercise in style. This is characterized by the pursuit of clarity and precision, making good the adage that clarity is the courtesy of the philosopher. They show their cultural interests translations of Gramsci, P. P. Pasolini, Simone Weil, Rosa Rossi or C. Castoriadis, among many others.
These different aspects together in these impolitic gardens, where the reader will find from trials as pure and spearheading the volume to legal and social philosophy critical nature of political philosophy, all fleeing academic ballast; from reflections on contemporary events to comments humorously culture. The book closes with a brief evocative purely literary text of innocence.