Queridos Readers: Next March (2023), the department of humanities at UAEMEX will be hosting the first international conference on Mexican philosophy. The theme of the conference is to re think […]

This week in my Mexican philosophy class, I am teaching Vasconcelos’s La raza cósmica (The Cosmic Race), a text in which Vasconcelos (not entirely unlike Du Bois in his “The […]

Dear Friends: Today we are proud to announce that we are officially launching the Journal of Mexican Philosophy, a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing advanced scholarship on Mexican philosophy. The […]

So it looks like it’s been exactly one year since our last post, and while there is no excuse for the long pause, I could give you a long explanation. […]

I. Tracing a Line from Analysis of Mexican Being An underlying premise of Analysis of Mexican Being (AMB) is that philosophy is intimately tied to a specific circumstance from which […]

Now that we just finished our “Authors Meets Critics” on Gustavo Leyva’s La filosofía en México en el siglo XX – a book written in Spanish by our Mexican colleague […]

It’s been a while since I posted on here. Both Robert and I have been busy with other projects. In August 2020, I published A Sense of Brutality: Philosophy after […]

For my Introduction to Philosophy, which I’m completely revamping for my new gig at Occidental, I will be asking my students to write a short paper toward the end of […]

Not too long ago, Carlos tweeted that we were going to start working on the second volume of our anthology. Even though we’ve been talking about it for a year […]

The author of this amazing article is my good friend, Professor Stephanie Merrim from Brown University. The article appears in the current issue of Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, vol. […]