Lately I find myself returning to Neruda’s line: “Tonight I can write the saddest lines.” But I’m not thinking about lost love, but something closer to the loss of innocence. […]

We would just like to share the following article by Guillermo Hurtado about our Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century: Essential Readings. https://www.razon.com.mx/la-filosofia-mexicana-del-otro-lado-de-la-frontera/ A special thanks to Hurtado for his ongoing […]

We are happy to announce that we are funded to organize the 3rd Biennial Binational Conference on Mexican Philosophy. Some of you may remember that I hosted the first at the […]

If you click on this link, you’ll find the most recent interview in a series on female Mexican philosophers by our good friend, Fanny del Rio. Of particular note, a […]

In the introduction of our book – I just noticed that it is $10 on Kindle – we claim that one of the main reasons Mexican philosophy has struggled to gain […]

I have always been conflicted about the term “Chicano/a.” On the one hand, I believe in la causa that defined el movimiento of the 1960s and early 70s. The injustices that young Chicanos/as fought […]

CALL FOR PAPERS Philosophical Reflections on “Chicano/a”, “Mexican-American”, “Latinx” Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies Description: In the interest of developing an inclusive and interdisciplinary dialogue about naming identities, we […]