Memories of Colonial Pasts: Dossier: Perspectives from the Philosophy of History. Introduction
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The text presents a brief introduction to the Dossier: “Memories of colonial pasts: perspectives from the philosophy of history”, edited by Miriam Hernández Reyna.
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