Ethics of Liberation

Enrique Dussel's 'Ethics of Liberation' explores the ethical implications of liberation theology, focusing on the perspective of those marginalized and oppressed by dominant social and economic systems.

The book articulates an ethical framework rooted in the experiences of the excluded, advocating for the creation of a more just and equitable world.

Dussel critiques traditional ethical theories for their complicity with systems of oppression, offering a new ethical paradigm based on the recognition of the other.

He draws on various philosophical and theological traditions, including Marxism and liberation theology, to develop his ethical framework.

This work emphasizes the importance of praxis and solidarity in the struggle for liberation, providing a comprehensive ethical vision for transforming oppressive structures.