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Jorge Gonzalez Arocha joined Christopher Long's group

Public Philosophy Journal

The Public Philosophy Journal is designed to re-envision the relationship between the academy and everyday life by creating a public space for accessible but rigorous scholarly discourse on challenging contemporary issues of public concern.The Public Philosophy Journal is a collaborative endeavor between the Department of Philosophy and the Humanities in a Digital…See More

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Jorge Gonzalez Arocha joined Amy Donahue's group

Philosophy, Capitalism, and Society

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Jorge Gonzalez Arocha is now a member of Public Philosophy Network

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Link to personal website / profile: http://dialektika.org

Institutional affiliation or employer (if any): Revista Publicando

Departmental affiliation (if any): Adjunct Professor - University of Havana

What is your professional position? (: Independent Scholar/Activist

Interest in public philosophy? Please be as SPECIFIC AS YOU CAN. Members who answer "yes" or "a lot" will not be approved.: I have worked in areas of Continental and Latin American Philosophy. As part of my teaching, I have always been interested in spreading the work of other philosophers and schools.
I understand the public, as the root from which the main philosophical problems are born. I believe that the dissemination of philosophy today is more than necessary.
On the other side, I direct the site and philosophical project Dialektika. This is a philosophical hub with a multidisciplinary approach. It is a site where we encourage critical thinking about the reality that surrounds us.