A Brief History of Latin American, Mexican and Chicano Border Philosophy: Challenges and New Possibilities
A Brief Mapping of Latin American, Mexican and Chicano Border Philosophy: Challenges and New Possibilities
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https://doi.org/10.15174/rv.v18i35.822Abstract
Latin American philosophy in general, and Mexican philosophy in particular, have become fashionable in the United States over the past decade. Surely the names and work of Jorge Gracia, Eduardo Mendieta, Linda Alcoff are familiar to the reader of this article. Although Latin American and Mexican philosophy may be in vogue, there has been a long history of interest and work in Latin American and Mexican philosophy in the border and southwestern United States. This article aims to do three things, (a) to elaborate on the history of Latin American, Mexican and Chicano philosophy on the US Mexico border, (b) to outline some of the historical and current challenges the field of Latin American philosophy has and continues to face, and (c) this paper discusses the value of the Chicanxs for Mexican philosophy.
Key words: Latin American philosophy, Mexican philosophy, Chicanx philosophy, Chicanxs, US-Mexico border.
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