Andrés Rosler, Razones Públicas. Seis Conceptos Básicos sobre la República, Buenos Aires, Katz, 2016, 316 pp.

In what follows, I would like to offer first, a presentation of the protagonists to whom this review is dedicated. Secondly, I will concentrate on the organization of the book and make some considerations about the methodology, after that I will review the central thesis of Razones Públicas and the arguments on which this thesis revolves. I will then make some comments about the relation of the thesis of the autonomy of the political with Rosler's point of view on the republican theory. Finally, I will make some brief comments and suggestions to the book.