Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr. is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles. He specializes in Mexican/Latin American/Latinx philosophy and is co-editor of Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century: Essential Readings (Oxford University Press, 2017).

"A great new resource for present and future teachers and students about an exciting and important emerging field in philosophy." — Gregory Fernando Pappas, Editor-in-Chief of the Inter-American Journal of Philosophy (IJP), Texas A&M University, USA"Latin American and Latinx Philosophy fills a huge hole in our existing English language resources. The detail of the essays, the expansive coverage of topics, the superb philosophical analysis and the excellent introductory overviews will make this volume vital for everyone with an interest in this area. Bravo!" — Linda Martín Alcoff, Hunter College, USA"This is an appealing place for the interested reader to get started with some of the rich and fascinating episodes in the history of philosophy in Latin America, as well as some of the exciting recent work on Latinx philosophy in the U.S. The contributions map out an impressive cross-section of philosophical questions, historical periods, geographical regions, and methodological approaches. Throughout, the volume engages in an insightful discussion of the role of history, politics, and identity in the formation of philosophical traditions. It also advances the metaphilosophical debate concerning the self-conception of this emerging field." — Clinton Tolley and Manuel Vargas, The Mexican Philosophy Lab at UC San Diego, USA

• IntroductionRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 1: Philosophy without Europe James MaffieChapter 2: "The Indian Problem": Conquest and the Valladolid DebateAlejandro SantanaChapter 3: The Continental Struggle for Democracy: The American Wars of Independence as Experiments in JusticeJose-Antonio OroscoChapter 4: Nation-Building through Education: Positivism and its Transformations in MexicoAlexander V. StehnChapter 5: The Philosophy of Mexican CultureRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 6: Mexican ExistentialismCarlos Alberto SánchezChapter 7: Liberation PhilosophyGrant SilvaChapter 8: Latin American and Latinx FeminismsStephanie Rivera BerruzChapter 9: Indigenism in Peru and BoliviaKim DíazChapter 10: Latinx Philosophy and the Ethics of MigrationJosé Jorge MendozaChapter 11: Latinx IdentityAndrea PittsChapter 12: Metaphilosophy: Defining Latin American and Latinx PhilosophyLori Gallegos de Castillo and Francisco Gallegos

Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr. is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles. He specializes in Mexican/Latin American/Latinx philosophy and is co-editor of Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century: Essential Readings (Oxford University Press, 2017).

"A great new resource for present and future teachers and students about an exciting and important emerging field in philosophy." — Gregory Fernando Pappas, Editor-in-Chief of the Inter-American Journal of Philosophy (IJP), Texas A&M University, USA"Latin American and Latinx Philosophy fills a huge hole in our existing English language resources. The detail of the essays, the expansive coverage of topics, the superb philosophical analysis and the excellent introductory overviews will make this volume vital for everyone with an interest in this area. Bravo!" — Linda Martín Alcoff, Hunter College, USA"This is an appealing place for the interested reader to get started with some of the rich and fascinating episodes in the history of philosophy in Latin America, as well as some of the exciting recent work on Latinx philosophy in the U.S. The contributions map out an impressive cross-section of philosophical questions, historical periods, geographical regions, and methodological approaches. Throughout, the volume engages in an insightful discussion of the role of history, politics, and identity in the formation of philosophical traditions. It also advances the metaphilosophical debate concerning the self-conception of this emerging field." — Clinton Tolley and Manuel Vargas, The Mexican Philosophy Lab at UC San Diego, USA

• IntroductionRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 1: Philosophy without Europe James MaffieChapter 2: "The Indian Problem": Conquest and the Valladolid DebateAlejandro SantanaChapter 3: The Continental Struggle for Democracy: The American Wars of Independence as Experiments in JusticeJose-Antonio OroscoChapter 4: Nation-Building through Education: Positivism and its Transformations in MexicoAlexander V. StehnChapter 5: The Philosophy of Mexican CultureRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 6: Mexican ExistentialismCarlos Alberto SánchezChapter 7: Liberation PhilosophyGrant SilvaChapter 8: Latin American and Latinx FeminismsStephanie Rivera BerruzChapter 9: Indigenism in Peru and BoliviaKim DíazChapter 10: Latinx Philosophy and the Ethics of MigrationJosé Jorge MendozaChapter 11: Latinx IdentityAndrea PittsChapter 12: Metaphilosophy: Defining Latin American and Latinx PhilosophyLori Gallegos de Castillo and Francisco Gallegos

Robert Eli Sanchez, Jr. is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Mount Saint Mary’s University, Los Angeles. He specializes in Mexican/Latin American/Latinx philosophy and is co-editor of Mexican Philosophy in the 20th Century: Essential Readings (Oxford University Press, 2017).

"A great new resource for present and future teachers and students about an exciting and important emerging field in philosophy." — Gregory Fernando Pappas, Editor-in-Chief of the Inter-American Journal of Philosophy (IJP), Texas A&M University, USA"Latin American and Latinx Philosophy fills a huge hole in our existing English language resources. The detail of the essays, the expansive coverage of topics, the superb philosophical analysis and the excellent introductory overviews will make this volume vital for everyone with an interest in this area. Bravo!" — Linda Martín Alcoff, Hunter College, USA"This is an appealing place for the interested reader to get started with some of the rich and fascinating episodes in the history of philosophy in Latin America, as well as some of the exciting recent work on Latinx philosophy in the U.S. The contributions map out an impressive cross-section of philosophical questions, historical periods, geographical regions, and methodological approaches. Throughout, the volume engages in an insightful discussion of the role of history, politics, and identity in the formation of philosophical traditions. It also advances the metaphilosophical debate concerning the self-conception of this emerging field." — Clinton Tolley and Manuel Vargas, The Mexican Philosophy Lab at UC San Diego, USA

• IntroductionRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 1: Philosophy without Europe James MaffieChapter 2: "The Indian Problem": Conquest and the Valladolid DebateAlejandro SantanaChapter 3: The Continental Struggle for Democracy: The American Wars of Independence as Experiments in JusticeJose-Antonio OroscoChapter 4: Nation-Building through Education: Positivism and its Transformations in MexicoAlexander V. StehnChapter 5: The Philosophy of Mexican CultureRobert Eli Sanchez, Jr.Chapter 6: Mexican ExistentialismCarlos Alberto SánchezChapter 7: Liberation PhilosophyGrant SilvaChapter 8: Latin American and Latinx FeminismsStephanie Rivera BerruzChapter 9: Indigenism in Peru and BoliviaKim DíazChapter 10: Latinx Philosophy and the Ethics of MigrationJosé Jorge MendozaChapter 11: Latinx IdentityAndrea PittsChapter 12: Metaphilosophy: Defining Latin American and Latinx PhilosophyLori Gallegos de Castillo and Francisco Gallegos