In his last post, Carlos talked about the hazards of endorsing “philosophy sín más,” or to put it his way, the value of pursuing “philosophy y más.” I agree with him […]

The pursuit of Mexican philosophy is a comparative project. As those of us engaged in mapping and interpreting the history of philosophical thought in Mexico are asked to define “Mexican […]

Common questions asked of us who teach and write on “Latin American” philosophy (or, in my case, “Mexican” philosophy) include the following (always asked in a somewhat passive-aggressive tone): What […]