Table of Contents

Preface Part I: Introduction 1. Emilio Uranga: Life and Death 2. A Mexican Ontology: A Guide to Difference 3. Thematic Concepts Part II: Translation Analysis of the Being of the Mexican (1952) Further Reading Index

Promotional Information

The first complete English translation of a canonical work in Mexican philosophy, Emilio Uranga’s Análisis del ser del mexicano.

About the Author

Carlos Alberto Sánchez is Professor of Philosophy at San José State University, USA.

Reviews

Sánchez has accomplished a monumental feat. His careful and meticulously crafted translation allows us to see for ourselves the brilliance of Uranga’s prose and the profundity of his thought. This book will finally allow Uranga to claim his place in 20th century philosophy—a place of prominence that is certainly long overdue.
*Guillermo Hurtado, Senior Researcher, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico*

Carlos Sánchez provides a masterful study and translation of Emilio Uranga’s innovative, comparative perspective on Mexican being. For Uranga, the Mexican, a priori judged insufficient by Europeans, instead chose to be accidental. Uranga’s embrace of the restless anxiety of zozobra centers Mexican existence.
*Amy A. Oliver, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Spanish and Latin American Studies, American University, USA*