Philosophy of Man & Societ (PHM)

Philosophies of Liberation offers a survey of core themes in Latin American philosophy and contemporary social philosophy. Specially, it engages the topic of human liberation, broadly construed as the attempt to dismantle different frameworks of oppression under material, social, and political harms exist.

Examines a focused topics in philosophy of law, such as: punishment, legislation of morality, the rule of law, or an important thinker.

Offers an advanced introduction to primary texts in the history of philosophy that focus of feminist theory, methodology, and epistemology. Contextualizes core concerns of continental and anglophone philosophers (including Alcoff, Warnke, Kristeva, Bartkey, and Butler) within established theoretical and applied problems in philosophy.