Philosopher of Liberation
Enrique Dussel
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An Argentine-Mexican philosopher who fled Argentina in 1975 after his house was bombed, and who argued that philosophy should begin from the people history has pushed to the edge: the poor and the colonized.
Key work: Philosophy of Liberation (1977)
Key ideas, in brief (in our words)
Start from the people left outside, not from the center.
Modern thought grew up alongside conquest and still carries its marks.
The face of the excluded calls for an answer, in ethics and in politics.
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