Latin American thought in the 21st century
In a global landscape where political, economic, cultural, ecological, and epistemological coordinates are shifting, rethinking the traditions of Latin American thought is a historical necessity. This collective work—edited by Eduardo Devés Valdés and Silvia T. Álvarez—offers a comprehensive view and a critical assessment of the theoretical contributions developed so far this century, within a context of crisis in Western-centrism and the values of classical modernity. Thus, this book, co-published with Ariadna Publishers, opens the debate to other epistemologies capable of interpreting our situated and unique realities from the perspective of Latin America and the Caribbean.
