by Enrique Dussel · Editorial Trotta, S.A. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788481642094
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In this fundamental work, Enrique Dussel provides a critical analysis of ethical systems in world history, moving away from Eurocentric perspectives to examine modernity and the process of globalization. The author challenges contemporary formal moralities and proposes an ethics based on the responsibility to preserve and develop human life, particularly from the perspective of the victims and those excluded by the current system. The book develops the concept of the 'Ethics of Liberation,' grounded in material and discursive principles that seek to transform social structures toward greater justice. It is an essential read for understanding contemporary political and social philosophy, offering a profound reflection on human vulnerability and the need for an ethics that addresses the realities of global exclusion.
