No basta decir no. Narrativas constituyentes y mundos emergentes en las ficciones del futuro

Abstract: In this article we will analyze the presence of constituent drives in some contemporary fictions of the future, which make the emergence of novel worlds and ways of life plausible. The novels Cenital (Emilio Bueso, 2011), El futuro que hicimos (Óscar Eslava, 2017) and Tras la montaña está la orilla (Eva Cid, 2020) constitute three different examples of this way of facing the possible representation of the future. In them appear contextualized and verisimilized, ways of life and social relations that seem to escape the frameworks of contemporary political verisimilitude. In them, the emergence of collaborative, horizontalized economies, not based on mercantilism, occurs in different contexts, some marked by collapse and others by ecosocialist and energy degrowth imaginaries. In other of these fictions, non-patriarchal societies, formed solely by women, emerge as a response to the worlds of patriarchal violence from which they originate.