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Professor @sjsu | Scholar & Translator of Mexican philosophy | Co-Editor @JournalMexPhi |

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

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Wrote on Mexican existentialism for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. https://t.co/BAHmKL1BPX

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Had a great time chatting @philosophybites ! Check out my episode on Mexican phil.

[Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine @philosophybites]

Our latest Philosophy Bites release: Carlos Alberto Sánchez on Mexican Philosophy https://t.co/VyAycS4cSk

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Took a year off because I forgot my password. Found it again. So here I am...

[Journal of Mexican Philosophy @JournalMexPhi]

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

[Alex Guerrero @Alex_A_Guerrero]

https://t.co/06KHIj9wit

[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

[Axel Arturo Barceló Aspeitia @ztante]

My book review of @Hurtado2710 's latest book is now out! I had the chance to read previous versions of the manuscript and discuss it with him, so I am very happy to finally see this up on the @NotreDame Philosophical Reviews site.
Biografía de la Verdad https://t.co/KKkLSZ3U6R

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CFP: "religious perspectives on the good life" at @sjsu in 2025. https://t.co/W2rjCWvaSj

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were asked to republish our 2020 article exactly 4 years later. Guess somethings ARE timeless. https://t.co/wKGmdKZGAU

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@EtheHerring I will learn to read, just to read this book. But from what I've been able to decipher, the influence of Bergson on Mexican philosophy (my thing) is immeasurable.

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Got on the radio to talk Mexican philosophy.

[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

[Tim Howles @AimeTim]

Introduction to 20th century Mexican philosophy -
"Blooming in the Ruins: How Mexican Philosophy Can Guide Us toward the Good Life"
Carlos Alberto Sánchez
https://t.co/cZsNZV4FUj

[Oxford Philosophy @OUPPhilosophy]

When we think of philosophy, we are more likely to think of Ancient Greece or Rome than Mexico. But Mexican philosophy is a rich tradition with much to offer. “Blooming in the Ruins” connects philosophical concepts to real-world experience.

Learn more: https://t.co/BMYKNvP7dU

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that's it right there 👇

[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

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Come join the best philosophy department north of the Salinas River, east of the Guadalupe, and south of Levi stadium. https://t.co/HxlmkbLoyS

[José Jorge Mendoza @Jsjrgmndz]

If you’re in the Philly area this Friday, come through and hear what your boy has to say.
Date: September 20, 2024
Time: 3PM
Place: UPenn, Claudia Cohen Hall 402

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have something in the @latimes https://t.co/dZvgGgBKlq

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Our third issue. Check it out.

[Journal of Mexican Philosophy @JournalMexPhi]

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

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About damn time!