Editorial

Editorial

With this issue 6 of Tabula Rasa, our journal continues to consolidate itself in the academic environment as a strong journal in the field of contemporary critical theory. This is important, because it has not only allowed our journal to grow and be recognized, but it is an important point to achieve one of our fundamental purposes: to create academic communities based on discussion and the free circulation of knowledge. In this sense, we have championed free reproduction. It is not our invention, but it has been one of the pillars of our editorial policy, which begins to be followed by other publications in the area, in any case it is not about who did it first or not, the important thing is that the Free reproduction or copy left, must be a policy of the academic publishing world. This seems to be a triviality, that is, it is something that falls under its own weight, however it is not. In this world in which the company dominates, and the university in general turns to become one of them (even public universities), knowledge and education in general become merchandise ready to be sold to whoever has the means to acquire them. .