Abstract

RUBINELLI, María Luisa. Philosophy of Liberation and Intercultural Philosophy, in dialogue. Estud. filos. práct. hist. ideas [online]. 2019, vol.21, n.1, pp.1-11. ISSN 1851-9490.

Following Cerutti Guldberg we made a brief characterization of the currents within the Philosophy of liberation, going on to occupy ourselves with more extension to two thinkers. One of them, member of the Philosophy of Liberation movement: Arturo A. Roig. The second, referent of the intercultural Philosophy: Raúl Fornet Betancourt. We point out some topics of encounter between both conceptions, returning to categories proposed by the authors. From the analysis of popular narratives from indigenous sources in the Northwest of the Country, we point out the presence of different philosophical conceptions, which imply - in our understanding - valuable contributions for the construction of our mental emancipation. We refer, in particular, to speeches and struggles of the indigenous peoples of Our America.

Keywords : Philosophy of liberation; Intercultural philosophy; Justice; Mental emancipation; Indigenous thought.