Introduction:

Enrique Dussel, argentine philosopher, is one of the greatest exponents regarding Philosophy of Liberation as well as Latin-American critique. His work has reflected themes such as, politics, ethics and theology. Assuming a critical attitude concerning post-modernity, he has developed, dialoguing with other academicals, a broader perspective of intercultural dialogue which he designates transmodernity.
He is presently Professor of Ethics (Philosophy Department, Metropolitan Autonomous University/Iztapalapa and in UNAM – Mexico), as well as Coordinator of the Philosophy and Liberation Association (AFYL). Enrique Dussel has also been a Visiting Fellow and lecturer in numerous universities around the world.

Enrique Dussel has been vastly published (over 40 books in Spanish, many of which translated in various languages), remarkably:

Para Una Ética De La Liberación Latinoamericana (2 Vol.);
Método para una Filosofia de la Liberación;
Introducción a una filosofia de la liberación Latinoamericana 1942 El encubrimiento del outro. Hacia el origen del “mito de la modernidad”
The underside of modernity: apel,Ricoeur,Rorty,Taylor and the philosophy of liberation