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Filosofía del cimarronaje
Author: Pedro Lebrón Ortiz
Essay. To start, as Filosofía del cimarronaje does, from the experience of those who cannot free themselves of anything –and even less stop another's will if not through recourse to their own force– is to do so from a totally different experience to that habitually described in books of political philosophy. The argument here is about thinking freedom from the perspective of those who experiment the world as a mill and who have no more links to power than a set date with death. […] As Pedro Lebrón Ortiz highlights in his study of historical and contemporary marronage, doing so is assuming the opportunity of renaming the world around us in order to make it our own. (Anayra O. Santory Jorge)
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Marisol LeBrón
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