LA Essay, LA Philosophy & Philosophy of Liberation Quiz 2 D

Western Philosophy is focused on the ____

• Latin American Essay

• European thought

• Andean thought

• objectivism.

Philosophy of Liberation refers to a revolution of:

• social classes

• slavery and exploitations

• a rupture between one phase and another

• an armed answer

Philsophy of Liberation refers to:

• rupture of social classes and affirmation of alterity

  
  

• groups and a war

• thought for Latin America and favor individualism

• a revolution and affirmation of alterity

Philosophy of Liberation makes:

• criticism to LA´s government.

• criticism to LA´s practice.

• criticism to LA's dependency to Central countries.

Latin America´s economic dependency means:

• LA depends on the money.

• LA depends on the culture of Central Countries

• LA exports raw materials, then later buys processed products at higher prices.

• LA exports and has strong industry for processed products.

Latin America's industrial dependency means:

• Latin America has industry to replace products produced by central countries.

• Science and technology is highly produced in Latin America.

• Latin America exports raw materials, then later buys processed products at higher prices.

Latin American Philosophy is a thought of .....

• Situation, but with a practical finality.

• Criticism of our cultural practice.

• invented to as a response to not having thinkers as Socrates, Plato, or Aristotle.

Enrique Dussel is ...

• one of the main opponents of Philosophy of Liberation.

• one of the main supporters of Philosophy of Liberation.

• one of the main critics of Philosophy of Liberation.

• a Mexican philosopher who critics Philosophy of Liberation.

Latin American Philosophy has privileged.......

• the individual subject

• the social subject

• individualism

• objectivism

Central countries are .....

• the exploited, the underdeveloped, the poor

• the exploiters, the developed, the rich countries

• the exploiters, the underdeveloped, non-industrialized

• the developed, the rich, the exploited

• None of the above.