Guanajuato, Gto., June 8, 2016.- With the inauguration of the Fund "Emilio Uranga", in the University of Guanajuato (UG) will begin, this Thursday 9 the "Colloquium of Philosophy without frontiers. Discussions about Mexican Philosophy", where outstanding scholars will develop a series of conferences, work tables and at the end, a "closed themed discussion" towards the Mexican Philosophy.

The activities will occur from June 9 to 11, in the auditorium "Ernesto Scheffler" of the venue Valenciana, of the Division of Social Sciences and Human Studies (DCSH) of Campus Guanajuato.

Thursday June 9th, the Fund "Emilio Uranga" from the library Luis Rius from the venue Valenciana will be inaugurated and then, begins the "Colloquium of Philosophy without frontiers. Discussion on Mexican Philosophy" with a conference given by Dr. Aureliano Ortega Esquivel, Director of DCSH: "Emilio Uranga: Books and Philosophy."

Later, there will be the first work table with the topic of "Introduction to Mexican existentialists: the hyperons in U.S." taught by M. Carlos Sánchez; "Hermeneutics in Mexico" with Mauricio beuchot Puente and "The delimitation of a Mexican Philosophy without frontiers", taught by Xóchitl López Molina.

At 13:00hrs begins the second table, where M. Ambrosio Velasco Gómez develops the topic "Philosophic controversies about the indigenous and the Mexican Nation in the XX century" and "Jalbil Snopel: an encounter to think about us" taught by M. Manuel Bolom Pale.

In a third table, the scholar Luis Patiño Palafox develops the title "Towards a Project of Mexican Philosophy for the XXI century", "On colonial vices" by the scholar Carlos Pereda and "Debates on Mexican philosophy?" by Alberto Saladino García; while in a fourth table, Raúl Trejo Villalobos, will speak about the "Readings for an introduction of the Mexican philosophy of the XX century" and Marevna Gámez Guerrero on "The red books of José Revueltas."

For Friday June 10th, M. Robert Sánchez develops the topic "Writing the history of the Mexican philosophy today in the United States"; Kim Díaz on "Mexican and Chicana philosophy of the border" and Victórico Muñoz Rosales on "Philosophy in Mexico, of the Mexican, the Mexican and Mexican philosophy. Relationships and Differences."

In that period, the "Fifth closed of Mexican Philosophy" begins on Friday 10 at 12:00hrs with a themed discussion open to public with all the speakers of the first journey; at 14:00hrs with the speakers of the second journey and on Saturday, June 11th, a themed discussion with all the speakers from the third journey, to finalize at 12:00hrs with a session of conclusions from the themed discussions.