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Hispanic/Latino identity: a philosophical perspective

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Latin American and Latino Studies Cultural Identity and Representation Latin American Cultural Politics

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Preface.1. What Should We Call Ourselves?2. What's in a Name? The Relation of Names to Identity and Ethnicity. 3. What Makes Us Who We Are? The Key to Our Unity and Diversity. 4. An Illustration: Hispanic Philosophy. 5. Where Do We Come From? Encounters, Inventions, and Mestizaje. 6. The Search for Identity: Latin-America and Its Philosophy. 7. Foreigners in Our Own Land: Hispanics in American Philosophy. Conclusion. Notes. Bibliography. Index of Names. Index of Subjects.

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