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CURRICULUM VITAE

ENRIQUE DUSSEL (1934- )

Born in Mendoza (Argentina), Mexican, married to Johanna Peters (German). Children: Enrique (1965) and Susanne (1966). Phone and fax: Mexico City (52-55) 53 39 56 97. E- mail: [email protected], Web-page: www.enriquedussel.org, Opera omnia: www.clacso.org.

I. TITLES

1957 Bachelor and Master in Philosophy (Universidad Nacional del Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina). Ten semesters 1959 Doctor in Philosophy (Universidad Central de Madrid, Spain). 1965 Bachelor in Theology (Institut Catholique of Paris and Muenster University). Eight semesters 1967 Doctor in History (La Sorbonne, Paris). 1981 Doctor Honoris Causa (Freiburg, Switss). 1995 Doctor Honoris Causa (Universidad Mayor de San Andres, La Paz, Bolivia).

II. TEACHING EXPERIENCE

1966-68 Professor of Ethics at Department of Philosophy of the Philosophy Department of the Universidad Nacional de Resistencia (Chaco, Argentina). 1967-73 Professor in the Pastoral Institute of CELAM (Quito, Ecuador). 1968-75 Professor of Ethics in the Philosophy Faculty in the Universidad Nacional del Cuyo (Mendoza, Argentina). 1975- Professor of Ethics in the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa (UAM-Iz.), and in the Faculty of Philosophy in the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM, Mexico City). 1976- Professor of Church History and Methodology in Religious Studies, (ITES, Mexico City).

III. LECTURERS IN UNIVERSITIES

1972 Catholic University of Louvain (Belgica) 1973-76 Mexican American Cultural Center (San Antonio,Tex.,USA) 1981 Loyola University (Saint Louis, Miss., USA) 1981 University of Freiburg (Suiza) 1982 Theological Faculty of Geneva (Geneva) 1983 Christian Theological Seminary of the Disciples of Christ 2

(Indianapolis, IN) 1986 A winter semester as Visiting John A. O'Brien Professor at University of Notre Dame (Indiana, USA) 1987 A spring quarter as Distinguished visiting professor at State University of California (Los Angeles, CA) 1989 A winter semester as Visiting Professor, Union Theological Seminary (NY) 1991 A winter semester as Visiting Wilson Professor, Vanderbilt University (Tennessee) 1992 A winter semester as Visiting Professor in the Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität Frankfurt (Germany) 1994 A winter semester as Visiting Professor in the Loyola University (Chicago, USA) 1997 Visiting Professor Universität Wien (Viena, AUSTRIA) 1998 A spring semester as Visiting Professor in the Duke University (Durham, NC) 2000 A winter semester as Robert Kennedy Visiting Professor of the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, Harvard University, (Cambridge, USA). 2003 Binghamton University (SUNY), at PIC (Philosophy, Interpretation and Culture program), winter semester

A. LECTURERS IN U.S.A.

1976 University of Texas (Austin) 1979 Harvard Divinity School (Boston) 1980 American Philosophical Catholic Association (Philadelphia) 1980 Villanova University (Pennsylvania) 1982 Tulane University (New Orleans) 1982-83 Loyola University (Los Angeles) 1985 Vanderbilt University (Tennessee) 1985 University of Florida (Gainesville) 1986 University of Richmond (Virginia) 1987 Lutheran School of Theology (Chicago) 1988 Loyola University (Los Angeles) 1988 Mount St.Mary College (Los Angeles) 1988 University of California (Los Angeles and River Side) 1988 Southern University of California (Los Angeles) 1988 University of Albuquerque (Nuevo Mexico) 1989 University of Fordham (New York) 1989 University of Social Research (New York) 1989 City University of New York, Baruch College (New York) 1989 Princeton University (New Jersey) 1989 Yale University (Mass.) 1989 University of Masssachusset, Amherst (Mass.) 3

1989 Duke University (Durham, North Carolina) 1989 Dyton University (Ohio) 1990 Lutheran School of Theol. (Chicago) 1990 Lynchburg College (Virginia) 1991 Emory University (Atlanta) 1991 Maryknoll School in Missionoloy (New York) 1991 Vanderbilt University (Tennessee) 1992 University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) 1992 Divinity School (Tennessee) 1992 University of California Los Angeles UCLA (Los Angeles) 1992 Andover Newton Theological School (Boston) 1993 American Philosophical Association (Atlanta) 1994 Loyola University (Chicago) 1995 American Philosophical Association (Chicago) 1996 University of San Francisco (San Fco.) 1996 Saint Louis University (Saint Louis) 1996 University of San Francisco (San Fco.) 1996 Duke University Divinity School (Durham) 1998 McMaster University (Ontario, Canada) 1998 State University of New York (New York) 1998 Ohio State University (Ohio) 1998 Binghamton University (Binghamton) 2000 University at Buffalo (Buffalo) 2000 Le Moyne College. Departament of Philosophy (Syracuse) 2000 Rauschenbusch Lectures Colgate Rochester. Divinity School (Rochester) 2000 University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) 2000 SUNY. Hampshire College, International Education. (Amherst) 2000 Boston College (Boston) 2000 Harvard Divinity School (Cambridge) 2000 Brown University (Providence) 2002 University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania) 2002 Michigan University (Ann Arbor, Detroit) 2002 University of California (Berkeley) 2003 Binghamton University (Binghamton) 2004 University of California-Berkeley (Berkeley) 2004 University of Chicago (Chicago) 2004 Duke University (Durham) 2005 University of Washington (Washington) 2005 Emory University (Atlanta) 2005 University of Massachusset (Amherst) 2005 Center for Cultural Studies Rockefeller Foundation (Santa Cruz, CA) 2005 UC-Berkeley (Berkeley) 2005 American Catholic Philosophical Association (South Bend) 2006 Pardue University (West Lafellette) 4

2006 Columbia University (New York) 2007 University of Michigan (New York)

B. LECTURERS IN LATIN-AMERICAN

Argentina: Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Mendoza, Rosario, etc. Bolivia: La Paz, Cochabamba Brasil: Rio, Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre, Campinas, Sao Leopoldo, Recife, Florianópolis, etc. Caribe: La Habana, Matanzas, Santo Domingo, Port-au-Prince (Haiti), Trinidad- Tobago, Kingston (Jamaica), Point-au-Pitre (Guadaloupe) Centro- américa: Panamá, San José, Heredia, Tegucigalpa, Guatemala, Managua, Esteli, Granada, San Salvador Chile: Santiago, Valparaiso Colombia: Bogota, Cali, Medellín, Manizales Ecuador: Quito, Guayaquil, Cuenca, Riobamba Mexico: Iberoamerican and other universities of Federal Distrit, Puebla, Toluca, Guadalajara, Chihuahua, Monterrey, Xalapa, Chiapas, Morelia, Cuernavaca, Ciudad Juárez, etc. Peru: Lima, Cuzco Puerto Rico: Río Piedras, Cayey, Humacao Uruguay: Montevideo Venezuela: Caracas, Mérida, Maracaibo

C. LECTURERS IN EUROPA

Austria: Wien, Linz Belgique: Lovaina, Bruselas France: Paris, Strasbourg Hungary: Budapest, Zegeb Germany: Würzburg, Tübingen, Münster, Aachen, München, Freiburg, Rostock, Frankfurt, Neurod, Mainz, Bonn, Krefeld, Düren, Regensburg, Siegen, Darmstadt, Naurod, Diesburg, Rottenburg, Bremen, Saarbrücken, etc. Ireland: Dublin Italy: Rome, Milano, Castello, Bologna, Messina, Napoles, Bergamo, Torino, Genova, Firenze, Lecce, Marina di Carrara, Verona, Bolzano, Trento, etc. Norway: Oslo Russia: Moscow Spain: Madrid, Santiago de Compostela, Pontevedra, Murcia, Málaga, Salamanca, Barcelona, Vigo, Avila Sweden: Stockholm, Uppsala Switzerland: Luzern, Biel-Stadt, Sornetan, Lausanne, Neuchatel, Freiburg. Zürich, Bern, etc. 5

U. K.: Brighton, London, Edimburgh

D. LECTURERS IN ASIE AD AFRICA

Egypt: El Cairo Ghana: Accra India: New Delhi, Bombay, Poone, Kerala, Madras, Madurai, Bangalore, etc. Kenya: Nairobi Korea: Seoul N.Zeland: Auckland Philippine: Manila, Negros, Mindanao Senegal: Dakar Sri Lanka: Colombo Tanzania: Dar-es-Salaam Zimbabwe: Harare

IV. ACADEMIC RESPONSIBILITIES

1962-63 Research member (Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) of the Institut for Church History (Mainz, Germany) 1970- Member of the committees of Third World, Church History and Theological Ethics of the review Concilium 1973-92 President of the Commission for the History of the Church in Latin America (CEHILA) 1983-91 Coordinator of the Working Commission on Church History in the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians (EATWOT) 1985-89 Member of the Executive Committee of IAMS (International Association of Mission Studies) 1985- Coordinator of the Association on Philosophy and Liberation (AFYL) 1981- Member of the Committee of the Collection "Theology and Liberation" 1971- Member of the committees of the review Christus (Mexico), Servir (Mexico), Revista de Teología (San Salvador), Puebla (Petropolis) 1989- Member of the Research National System (Mexico) 1993 Member of the committees the Centro de Documentación en Filosofía Latinoamericana e Ibérica (Mexico) 1994 Member of the Journal of Hispanic/Latino Theology (S.Diego) 1996- Director Honorario of the review Utopía y Praxis Latinoamericana (Maracaibo, Venezuela) 1997 Member of the Committee of the review Principios (Natal/RN, Brasil) 1997- Member of the Committee of the review African Philosophy (Lewisburg, PA, USA) 1999- Member of the Committee of the review Devenires (Univ. Michoacana, Morelia, México 2000 Se le otorgo el Premio a la Investigación 2000 en el Área de Ciencias 6

Sociales y Humanidades de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. 2002 Member of the Committee of the review La lámpara de Diógenes (Puebla) 2002- Asesor de la Licenciatura en Filosofía de la Universidad de la Ciudad de México (Distrito Federal) 2002 Jurado Asesor del Concurso de Oposición, Convocatoria CO.I.CSH.c.04.02, Área de Filosofía de las Ciencias Sociales, UAM. 2004 Member of the Committee of the review Church History: Studies in Christianity and Culture (Florida State University). 2002 Tutor del Programa en las Áreas de Ética y Filosofía Política en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. 2004-2014 Investigador Nacional Nivel III, del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores