Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century
Essential Readings
Herausgeber: Sánchez, Carlos Alberto; Sanchez Jr, Robert Eli
Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century
Essential Readings
Herausgeber: Sánchez, Carlos Alberto; Sanchez Jr, Robert Eli
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A collection of influential texts in Mexican philosophy, representing a period of Mexican thought and culture beginning with the Mexican Revolution and culminating in la filosofía de lo mexicano. The editors' Introduction highlights the significance of this tradition as one that took seriously the question of Mexican national identity as a philosophical question.
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A collection of influential texts in Mexican philosophy, representing a period of Mexican thought and culture beginning with the Mexican Revolution and culminating in la filosofía de lo mexicano. The editors' Introduction highlights the significance of this tradition as one that took seriously the question of Mexican national identity as a philosophical question.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9780190601300
- ISBN-10: 0190601302
- Artikelnr.: 48096943
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 531g
- ISBN-13: 9780190601300
- ISBN-10: 0190601302
- Artikelnr.: 48096943
Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr. received his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of California, Riverside in 2012. He is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Mount Saint Mary's University, Los Angeles, and is a member of the APA Committee on Hispanics. Carlos Sánchez received his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of New Mexico in 2006. He is the Editor of the American Philosophical Association's Newsletter on Hispanic/Latino Issues in Philosophy.
* Contributors
* Introduction
*
* Chapter 01: Gabino Barreda and Contemporary Ideas (1910) by José
Vasconcelos
* Chapter 02: Discourse at the Inauguration of the National University
(1910) by Justo Sierra
* Chapter 03: Existence as Economy and as Charity (1916) by Antonio
Caso
* Chapter 04: Neither Irrationalism nor Rationalism but Critical
Philosophy (1928) by José Romano Muñoz
* Chapter 05: 20 Years of Education in Mexico (1941) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 06: History of Philosophy in Mexico (1943) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 07: The University Debate Between Antonio Caso and Vicente
Lombardo Toledano (1933)
* Chapter 08: Two Ideas of Philosophy (1940) by Francisco Larroyo and
José Gaos
* Chapter 09: My Two Cents: "American" Philosophy? (1942) by José Gaos
* Chapter 10: Philosophy as Commitment (1952) by Leopoldo Zea
* Chapter 11: Solitude and Communion (1948) by Luis Villoro
* Chapter 12: The Major Moments of Indigenism in Mexico (1950) by Luis
Villoro
* Chapter 13: Essay on an Ontology of the Mexican (1951) by Emilio
Uranga
* Chapter 14: Community, Greatness, and Misery in Mexican Life (1949)
by Jorge Portilla
* Chapter 15: Art or Monstrosity (1960) by Edmundo O' Gorman
* Chapter 16: On Feminine Culture (1950) by Rosario Castellanos
* Chapter 17: Possibilities and Limitations of the Mexican (1958) by
José Revueltas
* Chapter 18: The X on the Brow: Some Reflections on Mexico (1952) by
Alfonso Reyes
* Chapter 19: The Problem of Truth (1960) by Abelardo Villegas
* Bibliography
* Introduction
*
* Chapter 01: Gabino Barreda and Contemporary Ideas (1910) by José
Vasconcelos
* Chapter 02: Discourse at the Inauguration of the National University
(1910) by Justo Sierra
* Chapter 03: Existence as Economy and as Charity (1916) by Antonio
Caso
* Chapter 04: Neither Irrationalism nor Rationalism but Critical
Philosophy (1928) by José Romano Muñoz
* Chapter 05: 20 Years of Education in Mexico (1941) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 06: History of Philosophy in Mexico (1943) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 07: The University Debate Between Antonio Caso and Vicente
Lombardo Toledano (1933)
* Chapter 08: Two Ideas of Philosophy (1940) by Francisco Larroyo and
José Gaos
* Chapter 09: My Two Cents: "American" Philosophy? (1942) by José Gaos
* Chapter 10: Philosophy as Commitment (1952) by Leopoldo Zea
* Chapter 11: Solitude and Communion (1948) by Luis Villoro
* Chapter 12: The Major Moments of Indigenism in Mexico (1950) by Luis
Villoro
* Chapter 13: Essay on an Ontology of the Mexican (1951) by Emilio
Uranga
* Chapter 14: Community, Greatness, and Misery in Mexican Life (1949)
by Jorge Portilla
* Chapter 15: Art or Monstrosity (1960) by Edmundo O' Gorman
* Chapter 16: On Feminine Culture (1950) by Rosario Castellanos
* Chapter 17: Possibilities and Limitations of the Mexican (1958) by
José Revueltas
* Chapter 18: The X on the Brow: Some Reflections on Mexico (1952) by
Alfonso Reyes
* Chapter 19: The Problem of Truth (1960) by Abelardo Villegas
* Bibliography
* Contributors
* Introduction
*
* Chapter 01: Gabino Barreda and Contemporary Ideas (1910) by José
Vasconcelos
* Chapter 02: Discourse at the Inauguration of the National University
(1910) by Justo Sierra
* Chapter 03: Existence as Economy and as Charity (1916) by Antonio
Caso
* Chapter 04: Neither Irrationalism nor Rationalism but Critical
Philosophy (1928) by José Romano Muñoz
* Chapter 05: 20 Years of Education in Mexico (1941) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 06: History of Philosophy in Mexico (1943) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 07: The University Debate Between Antonio Caso and Vicente
Lombardo Toledano (1933)
* Chapter 08: Two Ideas of Philosophy (1940) by Francisco Larroyo and
José Gaos
* Chapter 09: My Two Cents: "American" Philosophy? (1942) by José Gaos
* Chapter 10: Philosophy as Commitment (1952) by Leopoldo Zea
* Chapter 11: Solitude and Communion (1948) by Luis Villoro
* Chapter 12: The Major Moments of Indigenism in Mexico (1950) by Luis
Villoro
* Chapter 13: Essay on an Ontology of the Mexican (1951) by Emilio
Uranga
* Chapter 14: Community, Greatness, and Misery in Mexican Life (1949)
by Jorge Portilla
* Chapter 15: Art or Monstrosity (1960) by Edmundo O' Gorman
* Chapter 16: On Feminine Culture (1950) by Rosario Castellanos
* Chapter 17: Possibilities and Limitations of the Mexican (1958) by
José Revueltas
* Chapter 18: The X on the Brow: Some Reflections on Mexico (1952) by
Alfonso Reyes
* Chapter 19: The Problem of Truth (1960) by Abelardo Villegas
* Bibliography
* Introduction
*
* Chapter 01: Gabino Barreda and Contemporary Ideas (1910) by José
Vasconcelos
* Chapter 02: Discourse at the Inauguration of the National University
(1910) by Justo Sierra
* Chapter 03: Existence as Economy and as Charity (1916) by Antonio
Caso
* Chapter 04: Neither Irrationalism nor Rationalism but Critical
Philosophy (1928) by José Romano Muñoz
* Chapter 05: 20 Years of Education in Mexico (1941) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 06: History of Philosophy in Mexico (1943) by Samuel Ramos
* Chapter 07: The University Debate Between Antonio Caso and Vicente
Lombardo Toledano (1933)
* Chapter 08: Two Ideas of Philosophy (1940) by Francisco Larroyo and
José Gaos
* Chapter 09: My Two Cents: "American" Philosophy? (1942) by José Gaos
* Chapter 10: Philosophy as Commitment (1952) by Leopoldo Zea
* Chapter 11: Solitude and Communion (1948) by Luis Villoro
* Chapter 12: The Major Moments of Indigenism in Mexico (1950) by Luis
Villoro
* Chapter 13: Essay on an Ontology of the Mexican (1951) by Emilio
Uranga
* Chapter 14: Community, Greatness, and Misery in Mexican Life (1949)
by Jorge Portilla
* Chapter 15: Art or Monstrosity (1960) by Edmundo O' Gorman
* Chapter 16: On Feminine Culture (1950) by Rosario Castellanos
* Chapter 17: Possibilities and Limitations of the Mexican (1958) by
José Revueltas
* Chapter 18: The X on the Brow: Some Reflections on Mexico (1952) by
Alfonso Reyes
* Chapter 19: The Problem of Truth (1960) by Abelardo Villegas
* Bibliography