SPECIAL ISSUE: REFLECTIONS ON THE WORLD HISTORY OF THE POLITICS OF LIBERATION
Foreword: AFyL and the Reading of the Politics of Liberation
ENRIQUE DUSSEL & GABRIEL HERERRA, Universidad Nacional Autonóma de Mexico (UNAM)
Confronting the Limits of This World: History, Politics of Liberation, and Education
ADAM MARTINEZ, The University of Texas at Austin
Archaeosystem, Urban Revolution, and Rationalized Unification of the Political
ALICIA HOPKINS MORENO, Universidad Nacional Autonóma de Mexico (UNAM)
The Rebellion of the Victims and the Slow Invention of the Secular State
ERIC J. PADILLA ROSAS, Marquette University
The Context of Modern Politics
JESÚS AYALA-COLQUI, Universidad Científica del Sur (Peru)
RODRIGO MARCOS DE JESUS, Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso (Brazil)
CHRISTIAN SOAZO AHUMADA, Universidad de Santiago de Chile
The Dialectic Between the Two Faces of Political Discourse in Mature Modernity
DIANA ALEJANDRA DÍAZ GUZMÁN, Universidad Santo Tomás (Colombia)
In the Dependency of ‘Mature Modernity:’ Some Themes for a History of Politics in Latin America
NADIA HEREDIA, Universidad Nacional del Comahue (Argentina)
Updating of World History and Criticism: Philosophy of Liberation and Decolonization…One More Step
KATYA COLMENARES LIZÁRRAGA, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana – Iztapalapa (Mexico)
Afterword: Reflections on the World History of the Politics of Liberation
NOAH DE LISSOVOY, The University of Texas at Austin
OPEN CALL ARTICLES
ARELIS PALACIOS, MICHAEL REID JR., GENEVA REVENTLOW, TYE RIPMA, NATALIE SPITZER, The University of Texas at Austin
Deconstructing Deficit Orientation: Teacher Perceptions of Lived Experiences of Young Children
MARILYN KELLER NICOL & AMBRA SHERROD, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi