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• Leopoldo Zea y su discurso filosófico contra la marginalidad (1948-1953)

  Open Access•Emilio Reyes-Ruiz•ARTICLE•2020•References: 2

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  Between 1949 and 1953, Leopoldo Zea published four writings in which he explained how the Mexican Revolution brought about the possibility for Mexicans to escape from situations of marginality and servitude to which they had been condemned due to the cultural impositions of Western imperialism. The writings have the distinction of dealing with the Mexican Revolution and the philosophical thought in Mexico, while linking them to a more general con…

• Leopoldo Zea y su discurso filosófico contra la marginalidad (1948-1953)

  Open Access•Emilio Reyes-Ruiz•ARTICLE•2020•References: 2

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  Between 1949 and 1953, Leopoldo Zea published four writings in which he explained how the Mexican Revolution brought about the possibility for Mexicans to escape from situations of marginality and servitude to which they had been condemned due to the cultural impositions of Western imperialism. The writings have the distinction of dealing with the Mexican Revolution and the philosophical thought in Mexico, while linking them to a more general con…