BY Cintia Martínez Velasco

SYLLABI:

Critical Theory in Latin America; download here.

Introduction to Latin American Philosophy;

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Latin American Feminism and Latinx Feminism;

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Marx and Marxist Feminism;

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Contemporary Latin American Contributions to Feminism here.

“Latin America Beyond Philosophy of History.” In Santiago Castro-Gómez - Critique of Latin American Reason, 252–55. New York: Columbia University Press, 2021.
“Chiasmic Identities and Feminicide: An Ontological Approach for a Legal Problem.” In Women in the History of Philosophy and Science Series, edited by Ruth Hagengruber, Springer, forthcoming.
“Notes to Understand Colonial Patriarchy as Producer of Goods.” In Scopes and Current Challenges in Feminism, edited by Griselda Gutiérrez and Mariflor Aguilar, UNAM, forthcoming.
“Appendix: Modern Reflections on Critique of Latin American Reason: Intervention by chapter, chapter IV.” In Critique of Latin American Reason, Columbia University Press, New York, 2021.
“Versions of Feminism: Thought on the Reach of This Theory.” In Critical Thinking and Criticism of Thought, edited by Diana Fuentes and Rafael Mondragón, Issue 1, 47-48, 2015.
“No Self-indulgent Readings in Contemporary Feminism.” In Memory Journal, Militant Criticism Journal, No. 262, 217-22.

Watch Cintia Martínez Velasco and José Medina discuss their project, Critical Epistemology, Knowing through Gender and the Decolonial here.

Watch a video presentation of the key concepts in the course Critical Theory in Latin America here.

Bibliography of relevant academic references;

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