Liberating Philosophy of Ignacio Ellacuría

Luis Arturo Martínez Vásquez is professor and researcher at the Universidad de Costa Rica.Randall Carrera Umaña is associate professor and researcher in the field of philosophy at the Faculty of General Studies at the Universidad de Costa Rica (UCR). Luis Rubén Díaz Cepeda is associate professor in the Department of Humanities at the University of Ciudad Juárez.

• IntroductionSection I: The Sources and Foundations of Ellacuría's WritingsChapter 1. Zubiri and Ignacio Ellacuría's Project of Philosophy of LiberationHéctor Samour CanaánChapter 2. History, Truth, and PraxisRandall Carrera UmañaChapter 3. The Idea of PhilosophyMarcela Brito de ButterSection II: Critical Theory and Ignacio Ellacuría´s PhilosophyChapter 4. A Critical Theory for El Salvador: Negativity, Historization and Liberating PraxisLuis Alvarenga Chapter 5. Should the Critique of Ideologies Assume a Metaphysics?: On the Compatibility Between Metaphysics and Critique Of IdeologiesÁngel Alfonso CentenoSection III: Anthropology and Humanism from Ignacio EllacuríaChapter 6. The Notion of Subject: Open IssuesOctavio López LópezChapter 7. Historical Reality as the Object of Philosophical Inquiry: Notes for an Emergent Our-American HumanismAdriana María ArpiniChapter 8. The Biological Grounding of a Liberation AnthropologyLuis Arturo Martínez VásquezChapter 9. Anamnetic Justice from the Vanquished of the Historical Reality: Horizon of a Philosophy Of MemoryOrlando Lima RochaSection IV: The Common Good, Human Rights, and Utopia from Ignacio Ellacuría's PerspectiveChapter 10. The Horizon of the Common Good of HumanityJuan Antonio Senent de FrutosChapter 11. Critique of the Developmentalist Conception of Human RightsAlejandro Rosillo MartínezChapter 12. Utopia and prophetism Roberto Sánchez Benítez