To Think in Spanish
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arbor.2008.i734.240Keywords:
otherness, west, to think in Spanish, multiculturalyAbstract
For his dual iberian and indigenous heritage, Latin America constitutes a different and marginal place in Western modernity, in the same way as the spanish language hosts opposite historial experiences. To think in Spanish means then assume this conflictual marginality and express what it is muted, in the horizon of a multicultural west yet too be built.
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