Author: Maria Pujol Fernández

In the non-academical setting, she works as an LGBTIQ+, feminist and mental health activist. She's also working on recovering and preserving historical memory, with an special interest in the Spanish Civil War and its on-going consequences in civilian population.

Maria Pujol Fernández

Maria Pujol Fernández is a Social and Cultural Anthropologist specialized in sex and gender systems.She's currently working on her in Contemporary Philosophy, with a focus on our own conception of the self, including our behaviours towards death, unhappiness and moral and ethical altruism. In the non-academical setting, she works as an LGBTIQ+, feminist and mental health activist. She's also working on recovering and preserving historical memory, with an special interest in the Spanish Civil War and its on-going consequences in civilian population.

Whose Life Is Worth More?

March, 2021 / By Maria Pujol Fernández

During the Second World War, the British government, with the invaluable assistance of Alan Turing, deciphered Enigma (the Nazi code […]