Indigenous and Popular Thinking in América (Latin America Otherwise)
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Indigenous and Popular Thinking in América (Latin America Otherwise)

by Rodolfo Kusch

Philosophy Cultural Studies Latin American Studies
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In Indigenous and Popular Thinking in América, Rodolfo Kusch examines indigenous and popular thought in Latin America through a philosophical and cultural lens. The book offers a focused exploration of diverse ways of understanding identity, experience, and society, making it relevant to readers of Latin American studies and cultural theory.

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Indigenous and Popular Thinking in América explores forms of thought associated with indigenous and popular cultures in Latin America.

Rodolfo Kusch approaches the subject through philosophical and cultural inquiry.

The book considers how different ways of understanding experience, identity, and society shape Latin American thought.

It is part of the Latin America Otherwise series and will interest readers of philosophy, cultural studies, and Latin American studies.

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