Next week I’m attending the 5th meeting of Wittgenstein en Español–a Latin American wide conference on Wittgenstein, which will be held in Puebla. Although it is not about Mexican philosophy, and although I’m […]

I started reading José Revueltas today (1914-1976). I didn’t have a reason to do so: he’s not part of the Oxford project, nor is he one of the hiperiónes. I […]

What we insist on calling “Mexican philosophy” is Mexican because it is borne of an impulse to understand a circumstance that history, politics, and geography has determined as Mexican; it […]