Philosophy of liberation

Chapter 1 [pp.1-15]
HISTORY

• 1.1 Geopolitics and Philosophy...1
• 1.2 Philosophy of Liberation ofthe Periphery...9

Chapter 2 [pp.16-66]
FROM PHENOMENOLOGY TO LIBERATION

• 2.1 Proximity...16
• 2.2 Tota1ity...21
• 2.3 Mediation...29
• 2.4 Exteriority...39
• 2.5 Alienation...49
• 2.6 Liberation...58

Chapter 3 [pp.67-105]
FROM POLITICS TO ANTIFETISHISM

• 3.1 Politics...67
• 3.2 Erotics...78
• 3.3 Pedagogics...87
• 3.4 Antifetishism...95

Chapter 4 [pp.106-152]
FROM NATURE TO ECONOMICS

• 4.1 Nature...106
• 4.2 Semiotics...117
• 4.3 Poietics...126
• 4.4 Economics...140

Chapter 5 [pp.153-180]
FROM SCIENCE TO PHILOSOPHY OF LIBERATION

• 5.1 Science...153
• 5.2 Dialectic...156
• 5.3 The Analectical Moment...158
• 5.4 Practice...160
• 5.5 Poietics...163
• 5.6 Human Sciences...165
• 5.7 Ideological Methods...167
• 5.8 Critical Methods...169
• 5.9 Philosophy of Liberation...170

Appendix [pp.181-196]
PHILOSOPHY AND PRAXIS

1. Philosophy and Ideology...181
2. Dialectic between Philosophy and Praxis...183
3. Exigencies for a Philosophy of Liberation...188
4. Toward an International Division of Philosophical Labor...195

Notes...197 [pp.197-200]

Glossary of Concepts...201 [pp.201-215]

Glossary of Non-English Terms...213