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A la memoria de Enrique Dussel

Zama
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Enrique Dussel y Paul Ricœur

Analytic Teaching and Philosophical Praxis, 2014
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Dussel, Enrique (1934–2023)

A student of Zubiri, Ricoeur, and Levinas, Enrique Dussel drew on phenomenology to create his philosophy of liberation and pioneer decolonial ...
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The Decolonization of Nature According to Enrique Dussel

Latin American Perspectives
This article explores the political decolonization of nature using the perspective developed by Enrique Dussel that is based on a critique of the modern/colonial world-system. We first analyze how the concept of political decolonization is defined and the central role it plays within Latin American critical thought.
César Costa, Carlos Frederico Loureiro
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Enrique Dussel, "L'ultimo Marx"

, 2009
Enrique Dussel compie un'analisi approfondita di alcuni aspetti del "Capitale", con i relativi manoscritti inediti, facendone emergere l'attualità.
BASSO, LUCA, TOMBA, MASSIMILIANO
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Enrique Dussel’s Ethics of Liberation

2018
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Enrique Dussel (1934-2023)

Signos Filosoficos, 2023
Entre el 30 de marzo y el 9 de abril de 1949 tuvo lugar en Mendoza el Primer Congreso Nacional de Filosofía de Argentina en el que participa-ron, entre otros: (los menciono en orden alfabético) Nicola Abbagnano, Carlos Astrada, Maurice Blondel, Otto Friedrich Bollnow, Walter Bröcker, Benedetto Croce, Galvano Della Volpe, Emilio Estiú, Cornelio Fabro ...
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Enrique Dussel and Liberation Theology

Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2014
For centuries, various disciplines have tried to tackle the topic of how legitimate it is to use violence in order to solve social problems. One of the most recent interdisciplinary approaches, most successful in present-day Latin America, is the so-called "Ethics of Liberation," designed by Enrique Dussel.
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