... Wallerstein, Anibal Quijano, and Enrique Dussel. Speakers were asked to offer up- dates and to elaborate on the concepts attributed to them. Reflecting...

..., Descartes is the proper name of the philo- sophical conceptualization and organization of European modernity, which, according to one of the leading philosophers of liberation, was con- solidated in relation to colonialism. “Modernity,” Enrique Dussel argues, “originates more than a century...

... to its own responsibility. What’s being raised outlines an idea that belongs to rational consensus in formulating the question of an intellectual’s responsibility within a com- munity of work. It brings to mind Enrique Dussel’s analysis of rational consensus in his Twenty Theses...

...), Roberto Schwartz (Brazil), Enrique Dussel (Mexico),C. L. R. James (Trinidad, though he subsequently moved to the United States and the United Kingdom), and Samir Amin (Egypt). This development is not entirely new and could per...

... 18 be found in Enrique Dussel, Roberto Fernandez Retamar, and Arif Dirlik. The need above all would be to clarify how a national-political myth of multi- cultural inclusion pluralism dovetails, under specific conditions...

... . The Prison Industrial Complex . CD-Audiobook . San Francisco, CA : AK Press . Dussel Enrique . 1977 . Niveles concretos de la ética latinoamericana (Concrete Levels of Latin American Ethics). Vol. 3 of Filosofía ética de la liberación (Ethical Philosophy of Liberation) . 3rd ed. Buenos Aires...

... Press, 1992), 108; Enrique Dussel, “Eurocentrism and Modernity,” boundary 2 20 (1993): 65–76; and Dipesh Chakrabarty, Provincializing Europe: Postcolonial Thought and Historical Difference (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2000). 4 Sobhy Sharouny, Abdel Hadi Al-Gazzar...

..., using a world of references and counterreferences that establish hierarchies and adopt new gurus: Mignolo, Walsh, Enrique Dussel, Javier Sanjinés. Equipped with cultural and symbolic capital, thanks to the recog- nition and certification from the academic centers of the United Sates...

... of history as a whole. With this, Auerbach as well as Said share something in common with the grandly ambitious and synoptic impulses of world-systems theorists like Immanuel Wallerstein, Fernand Braudel, and Enrique Dussel. Similarly...