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The title of this publication suggests a double meaning: on the one hand, most of the contributions outline philosophies of religion relevant for Latin America, without, however, betraying an explicit Latin American perspective. Does not philosophical reason always articulate itself in the same way, whether in Berlin or Rio de Janeiro? On the other hand, the title refers to a specific form of philosophy that has developed regionally and bears explicit traces of its origins that differentiate it from philosophy in Europe. Does not philosophical reason always articulate itself in a specific cultural context? A challenging encounter of European and Latin American philosophy of religion
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The title of this publication suggests a double meaning: on the one hand, most of the contributions outline philosophies of religion relevant for Latin America, without, however, betraying an explicit Latin American perspective. Does not philosophical reason always articulate itself in the same way, whether in Berlin or Rio de Janeiro? On the other hand, the title refers to a specific form of philosophy that has developed regionally and bears explicit traces of its origins that differentiate it from philosophy in Europe. Does not philosophical reason always articulate itself in a specific cultural context? The charm of the book lies in the encounter of these two variants to think philosophically.
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Prof. Dr. Michael Schulz ist Direktor des Arbeitsbereichs Philosophie und Theorie der Religionen an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Bonn sowie Sprecher des Interdisziplinären Lateinamerika-Zentrums.
Prof Dr Roberto Hofmeister Pich made his Ph.D. at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Bonn. He is Professor of Philosophy at the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Prof. Dr. Michael Schulz ist Direktor des Arbeitsbereichs Philosophie und Theorie der Religionen an der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität Bonn sowie Sprecher des Interdisziplinären Lateinamerika-Zentrums.
