Rodolfo Kusch

philosopher

Rodolfo Kusch (1934-2002) was an influential Argentine philosopher and anthropologist known for his work on indigenous cultures and the philosophical implications of Latin American identity. He focused on the intersections of culture, civilization, and barbarism, and is recognized for his critical perspective on Western thought's dominance over indigenous worldviews. Kusch's writings emphasize the importance of understanding the cultural roots of Argentina and Latin America, and he sought to highlight the value of local traditions and philosophies in the face of globalization.