| Sumario: | Enrique Dussel's 'Ética de la Liberación en la Edad de la Globalización y de la Exclusión' explores the philosophical underpinnings of ethics in the context of globalization and cultural exclusion. The book delves into historical and contemporary ethical theories, examining their relevance and application in modern society. It discusses the evolution of ethical systems from ancient civilizations to contemporary global challenges, emphasizing the need for an ethics that considers the marginalized and oppressed. Dussel critiques existing systems through a lens informed by critical theory, Marxism, and liberation theology, aiming to propose a framework for ethical praxis that promotes justice and equality. This work is intended for scholars, students, and practitioners in philosophy, ethics, and social sciences who are interested in the intersection of global dynamics and moral philosophy.
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