| Sumario: | This book is a collection of twenty-two articles centering on political philosophy, bridging the author's previous works on ethics and politics of liberation. It explores themes such as modernity, colonialism, and the critique of European empires, with a focus on Latin American perspectives. The author delves into the thoughts of influential figures like Bartolomé de Las Casas, Francisco Vitoria, and Augusto Salazar Bondy, examining their contributions to modern philosophy and liberation thought. The work also addresses contemporary issues like ecological ethics, the legitimacy of democracy, and the role of new political actors in a postcolonial world. Intended for an academic audience, it offers a critical dialogue with established philosophical traditions, proposing a re-evaluation of modern philosophical history from a Latin American standpoint.
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