Introduction: Building Bridges
Part I: Perspectives from Indian Philosophy
1. Language, Tradition and Authority in Classical Indian Philosophy
2. Two centuries of Indology and Internal Evidence of the Rgveda: Some Questions
3. The Plight of Academic Philosophy in India
4. Women in Advaita: Three Historical Women Advaitins of Tamil Nadu: A Brief Study
5. Feminist Churning in Contemporary India
6. Women and Desire in Buddhism
Part II: Perspectives from Latin American Philosophy
7. Lessons from Zapatista Luis Villoro on how the Left can be become corrupted and how to avoid it?
8. Difference Logic ∂∫: An Intersectional Logic for Human Learning
9. Border Narratives: Towards a Methodology of Lived Experiences
10. Border Identities and the Problem of Representation: The Power of Testimonios to Create Filósofas
11. Political Identity and Cultural Identity: Latin America’s dispensable dilemma
12. Guatemala’s Ethnic Question in the Eyes of Three Philosophers
13. Love in Cultivating Latinx Communities
Part III: Bridges Between Latin American and Indian Philosophy
14. Decolonization of Epistemology in India and Latin America: Posing some Contrasts
15. Sustainability in India Addressed by the Dialogical Approach of Paulo Freire
16. Ismael Quiles: A Bridge Between Latin America and Asia
17. Octavio Paz and the city: from Mexico City to New Delhi and back again
18. Latin American Philosophy and Mindfulness: Transforming the U.S. Justice System