The Latinx Philosophy Reader

The Latinx Philosophy Reader showcases a wide range of significant philosophical works about Latinx people and their experiences, displaying the breadth, distinctiveness, originality, and diversity of Latinx philosophy. Readings include discussions of what it is like to be perceived as undocumented, ethical quagmires affecting those who interpret for their family members, the difficulty of pursuing career success without compromising oneÂ’s cultural identity and values, the nature of citizenship, disputes about labels, the significance of language, and debates about the nature of Latinx identity.The editorsÂ’ detailed introduction orients readers with an overview of the origins of the field of Latinx philosophy, a guide to terminology, and a history of the idea of Latinx identity in the United States. The volumeÂ’s 35 readings are made up of both widely read and cited articles from journals and books and newly commissioned contributions from the leading voices in the field. All of them are organized into seven thematic units in contemporary Latinx philosophy:I. Social IdentityII. Mestizaje and IndigeneityIII. Cross-Cultural ChallengesIV. Epistemology, Phenomenology, and ColonialityV. Language and CommunicationVI. Immigration/CitizenshipVII. MetaphilosophyEach of these seven units includes its own introduction that connects each reading to the overarching themes of the unit and volume.Throughout, the readings provide an accessible entry point to readers new to philo
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