Latina/O Social Ethics: Moving Beyond Eurocentric Moral Thinking [Paperback] de de la Torre, Professor of Social Ethics and Latino/A Studies Miguel A

**Latina/O Social Ethics: Moving Beyond Eurocentric Moral Thinking** tackles the big question: why does mainstream ethics feel so... vanilla? Miguel A. de la Torre, a powerhouse professor of Social Ethics and Latino/A Studies, flips traditional moral philosophy on its head by centering Latino/a perspectives and experiences. This isn't your typical dry academic tome—it's a bold challenge to Western-dominated ethical frameworks that have long ignored voices from the margins.

De la Torre expertly weaves together liberation theology, social justice theory, and lived Latino/a experiences to create a refreshingly inclusive approach to moral thinking. Perfect for philosophy students, social justice advocates, theology scholars, and anyone tired of ethics books written exclusively by dead European guys. This preloved paperback from Patina Paperbacks offers accessible yet rigorous academic content that bridges theory and practice.

*"Finally, an ethics book that speaks to real people facing real problems. De la Torre's approach is both scholarly and deeply human."* *"Challenging and enlightening—completely changed how I think about moral decision-making in diverse communities."*