A Companion to Latin American Philosophy

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Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell (2009)
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This comprehensive collection of original essays written by aninternational group of scholars addresses the central themes inLatin American philosophy. Represents the most comprehensive survey of historical andcontemporary Latin American philosophy available today Comprises a specially commissioned collection of essays, manyof them written by Latin American authors Examines the history of Latin American philosophy and itscurrent issues, traces the development of the discipline, andoffers biographical sketches of key Latin American thinkers Showcases the diversity of approaches, issues, and styles thatcharacterize the field

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B1001.C65 2010

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9781444314854   9781118610541   9781118610565   9781118592618   9781405179799   1405179791   1118592611   1444314858

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Analytic philosophy.Gustavo Ortiz Millán & Diana I. Pérez
Ethics and political philosophy.Eduardo Rivera-López
Identity and philosophy.Jorge Gracia
Language and coloniz.Ilan Stavans
Latin American Philosophy: An Introduction with Readings.Susana Nuccetelli & Gary Seay (eds.)
Mestizaje.Gregory Velazco Y. Trianosky
Paraconsistent logic.Newton C. A. Costa & Otávio Bueno
Philosophy and literature.Jesús Aguilar
Some great figures.Gregory D. Gilson & Gregory Pappas
Pre-Columbian philosophies.  (pages 7–22)James Maffie
The rights of the American Indians.  (pages 23–35)Bernardo J. Canteñs
Colonial thought.  (pages 36–52)Luis Fernando Restrepo
The emergence and transformation of positivism.  (pages 53–67)Meri L. Clark
Early critics of positivism.  (pages 68–81)Oscar Martí
The anti-positivist movement in Mexico.  (pages 82–94)Guillermo Hurtado
Darwinism.  (pages 95–109)Adriana Novoa & Alex Levine
Krausism.  (pages 110–127)Claus Dierksmeier
Normal philosophy".  (pages 128–141)William Cooper
Ortega y Gasset's Heritage in Latin America.  (pages 142-155)Manuel Garrido
Phenomenology.  (pages 156–169)Nythamar de Oliveira
Marxism.  (pages 170–184)Renzo Llorente
Liberation philosophy.  (pages 185–198)David Ignatius Gandolfo
Analytic Philosophy.  (pages 199–213)Diana I. Pérez & Gustavo Ortiz-millán
Paraconsistent logic.  (pages 215–229)Newton da Costa & Otávio Bueno
Language and colonization.  (pages 230–240)Ilan Stavans
Ethnic-group terms.  (pages 241–252)Susana Nuccetelli & Rod Stewart
Identity and Latin American philosophy.  (pages 253–268)Jorge Gracia
Latinos on race and ethnicity : Alcoff, Corlett, and Gracia.  (pages 269-282)Lawrence Blum
Mestizaje and Hispanic identity.  (pages 283–296)Gregory Velazco Y. Trianosky
Liberation in theology, philosophy, and pedagogy.  (pages 297–311)Iván Márquez
Philosophy, postcoloniality, and postmodernity.  (pages 312–326)Ofelia Schutte
Globalization and latin american thought.  (pages 327–339)A. Pablo Iannone
Latin American Philosophy.  (pages 341–356)Susana Nuccetelli
Contemporary ethics and political philosophy.  (pages 357–369)Eduardo Rivera-López
Philosophy of science.  (pages 370–382)Alberto Cordero
Philosophy and Latin American literature.  (pages 383–396)Jesús Aguilar
Feminist philosophy.  (pages 397–411)Ofelia Schutte & María Luisa Femenías
Teaching philosophy.  (pages 412–424)María Cristina González & Nora Stigol
Cultural studies.  (pages 425–438)Arturo Arias
Deontic logic and legal philosophy.  (pages 439–453)Pablo Navarro
Metaphysics.  (pages 454–467)Liza Skidelsky
Epistemology.  (pages 468–481)Eleonora Cresto
Formal epistemology and logic.  (pages 482–495)Horacio Arló-Costa & Eduardo Fermé
Some Great Figures.  (pages 497–524)Gregory D. Gilson & Gregory Fernando Pappas
From philosophy to physics and back.  (pages 525–539)Mario Bunge
Reference and ethnic-group terms.  (pages 528 – 544)Susana Nuccetelli

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