Decolonizing Ethics

Decolonizing Ethics, Volume 1, is a scholarly exploration of the work of Enrique Dussel, a leading figure in Latin American philosophy. This volume focuses on the Philosophy of Liberation movement, blending ethics and moral philosophy with critical theory. The text examines Dussel's contributions to political philosophy and liberation theology, specifically his analysis of alterity, exteriority, and the world history of ethical systems.

Designed for classroom use, this collection of essays serves as a comprehensive guide to Dussel's influence on individual philosophers and world philosophy. The book includes critical assessments from global scholars and features a debate on material and formal ethics. As a work of literary criticism and semiotics and theory, Decolonizing Ethics provides an accessible entry point for English-speaking students to study the intersection of ethics and liberation politics.