Latin American and Caribbean thought
This book, co-published by CLACSO with the Institute of Philosophy of Havana , the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation , and Caminos Publishing House , and coordinated by Félix Valdés García and Yohanka León del Río , brings together essays and articles that offer an overview of the main critical currents, authors, and perspectives of Latin American and Caribbean thought. Through a dialogue between diverse approaches, the work explores different theoretical preferences and presents a broad and substantial body of scholarship.
With human emancipation as the central horizon of critical thought in the region, the volume is inscribed in a critical-emancipatory perspective and proposes, rather than presenting a repertoire of authors and debates, to contribute to the construction of an open and horizontal intercultural dialogue, oriented towards the production of a common culture.
