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Enrique Dussel hinterfragt die Exklusion Lateinamerikas aus der universellen Geschichte der Philosophie und kritisiert die hegemoniale Definition, die Philosophie als europäisches Erbe betrachtet. Er argumentiert, dass der Übergang vom Mythos zum Logos nie vollständig ist und beide Elemente im phänomenologisch-hermeneutischen Sinne koexistieren. Mit der Kategorie der Exteriorität, inspiriert von Emmanuel Levinas, positioniert Dussel Lateinamerika geopolitisch und kritisiert die totalisierende Totalität, die andere philosophische Traditionen ausschließt und auf einem Denken basiert, das "das Gleiche" privilegiert.

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Enrique Dussel critically examines the exclusion of Latin America from the universal history of philosophy, challenging the Eurocentric view that defines philosophy's origins in Greece. He argues that all cultures transition from myth to logos, but never fully abandon myth, emphasizing a phenomenological approach inspired by P. Ricoeur. Dussel utilizes Emmanuel Levinas's concept of Exteriority to critique the "Totalizing Totality" of Greek-European philosophy, advocating for the recognition of diverse philosophical traditions, including those from Latin America and beyond.

Enrique Dussel questiona por que a América Latina está excluída da história da filosofia universal, desafiando a visão eurocêntrica que a considera a única fonte. Ele propõe a categoria de Exterioridade, enfatizando a transcendência do ser humano e criticando a "Totalização da Totalidade", que ignora outras tradições filosóficas.