The Underside of Modernity – Enrique Dussel
The underside of modernity: Apel, Ricoeur, Rorty, Taylor and the philosophy of liberation Enrique Dussel (translated and edited by Eduardo Mendieta) 1993
This book gathers some of the essays which are fruits of recent debates and
dialogues that have only just begun. The Philosophy of Liberation that I prac-
tice, not only in Latin America, but also regarding all types of oppression on
the planet (of women, the discriminated races, the exploited classes, the
marginalized poor, the impoverished countries, the old and homeless exiled
and buried in shelters and asylums, the local religions, the homeless and or-
phaned children (a lost generation) of inhospitable cities, the systems destroyed
by capital and the market… in short, the inmense majority of humanity),
begins a dialogue with the hegemonic European-North American philosophical
community. The works here presented all gravitate around one central theme:
eurocentrism and the invisibility of “economics” that in turn prevent the de-
velopment out of poverty of the greater part of humanity as a fundamental
philosophical and ethical theme.
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