Journal of Mexican Philosophy

Welcome to the Journal of Mexican Philosophy, edited by @eastlosphilprof & @locoprof. We publish cutting edge scholarship in all areas of Mexican thought.

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New Issue of Journal of Mexican Philosophy out now. Essays by @jorgeuxmontiel, Stephanie Merrim, Efrain Lazos; translation of Manuel Balom Pale by @kaylajaceves and @Andrulus, Book review by Camila Townsend. Check it out: https://t.co/Ud6oG1NJBS

[Robert Sanchez @EastLosPhilProf]

I'd like to a share a new translation of Samuel Ramos's Toward a New Humanism. If I'm not TOTALLY wrong, this will change our understanding of mid-century Mexican philosophy and culture. @RealGDT @ucsdfilomex @Hurtado2710 @HackettPub https://t.co/C0ht0FjlvL #Amazon via @Amazon

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After a one-year hiatus, we're back! Check out the 3 volumes of our Journal if you haven't already. https://t.co/Ud6oG1NJBS

[Journal of Mexican Philosophy @JournalMexPhi]

@esponjita pssst @locoprof it's not a syndrome

[𝐇𝐄𝐑𝐌𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐗 @Hermitixpodcast]

277. An Introduction to Mexican Philosophy with Carlos Alberto Sánchez

Listen now: https://t.co/8yH037apGM

Youtube: https://t.co/2YuebNobcT

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Patreon: https://t.co/wgK1pOwiBM

[Regentag @interculturphil]

First GIP Lecture of 2025! Prof. Carlos Sanchez, Philosophy, San José State University, CA, USA:

“A Question of Dignity: Emilio Uranga Against the Arrogance of Western Traditions”

Wednesday, 29th January 2025, 6 pm CET (=UTC+1); online @TakeshiMorisato @JournalMexPhi

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CFP: 2025 Mountain-Pacific Meeting of the Society of Christian Philosophers https://t.co/6xZjdcFkUW

[Journal of Mexican Philosophy @JournalMexPhi]

Is the election making you feel adrift and wobbly? That’s ‘zozobra’ – and Mexican philosophers have some advice says @locoprof https://t.co/IT4xTtSWrt via @ConversationUS

[Against the Grain @radioagainst]

Carlos Alberto Sánchez @SJSU_Philosophy discusses his new @OxUniPress book “Blooming in the Ruins: How Mexican Philosophy Can Guide Us Toward the Good Life”: https://t.co/AX9QGREZrj

[@locoprof @locoprof]

Latest book got a sweet little shout out in the Times.

[Jorge Montiel @jorgeuxmontiel]

Ya salió la convocatoria para el II Congreso Internacional de Filosofía Mexicana. ¡Envía tu propuesta y pasa la voz!

The Call for Abstracts for the II International Congress of Mexican Philosophy is out! Send your abstract and help us spread the word!

https://t.co/n7QwnyyUTK

[Philosophy in Review @PIRReview]

Discover the richness of Mexican philosophy with ‘Blooming in the Ruins’ by Carlos Alberto Sanchez, published by @OxUniPress. Email us at [email protected] to claim this title!

[Hiperión @ElHiperion]

Con mucho gusto les compartimos la convocatoria del II Congreso Internacional de Filosofía Mexicana "Filosofía desde los umbrales".

Cualquier duda, pueden escribirnos por aquí.
#FilosofíaMexicana #Filosofía

[Oxford Academic @OUPAcademic]

How can Mexican Philosophy guide us toward the good life? “Blooming in the Ruins” introduces readers to Mexican philosophy, connecting philosophical concepts to real-world experience.

Discover this and more in our #HispanicHeritageMonth @Bookshop list: https://t.co/JXqLYsxiKe

[Journal of Mexican Philosophy @JournalMexPhi]

from @locoprof w/ @latimes https://t.co/8P3hnS77Bs (https://t.co/8P3hnS77Bs)

[AFM @afilomex]

Emilio Uranga primero estudió Medicina, pero cambió a Filosofía en la UNAM. Fue discípulo de Joaquín Xirau y de José Gaos. Uranga propuso que el mexicano debe vivir de manera auténtica, inspirado en el existencialismo sartreano, aceptando su identidad y ejerciendo su libertad.

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About damn time!

[José Jorge Mendoza @Jsjrgmndz]

Honored to be @PhilOutreach’s POTW. Please check them out!

[@locoprof @locoprof]

Didn't get a breakdancing bronze medal, but my book is finally out @OUPAcademic

[basit kareem iqbal @biqbal]

and now the wonderful response by the author, @locoprof https://t.co/8XuUiG3gQc

[Iván Sandoval-Cervantes @IvanAntropologo]

Looking at Mexico’s forensic crisis through the eyes of anthropologist Roxana Enríquez in this @NewYorker piece by Amy Reed-Sandoval from @UNLVPhilosophy @UNLVLiberalArts @unlv

https://t.co/Lnt1O3bHNp