My research and teaching moves around different threads of Latin American/Indegenous/Africana decolonial philosophy that occurs in the Americas, and how this entanglement contributes to understanding gender-race constructions under coloniality as well as the relations between colonized communities across the continent. The main sources for my investigations are political and aesthetic theories and practices that critique colonial forms of self-understanding and expression and contribute to new epistemologies of resistance
APA Western Division
Areas of Specialization
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| Aesthetics |
| Social and Political Philosophy |
| Philosophy of Race |
| Latin American Philosophy |
| Afro-Caribbean Philosophy |
| G. W. F. Hegel |
| Friedrich Nietzsche |