National Autonomous University of Mexico - Noted Faculty

Noted Faculty

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  • Jorge González Reyna, architect.
  • Max Cetto, architect.
  • Alejandro Corichi, astrophysicist.
  • Axel Didriksson, a writer education researcher and current Secretary of Education working for the Government of Mexico City.
  • Erich Fromm, a German-born philosopher and psychoanalyst, founder of the Mexican Institute of Psychoanalysis.
  • José Gaos, philosopher.
  • Pablo González Casanova (Spanish), sociologist and former president of the UNAM.
  • Jorge González Torres, politician, former presidential candidate.
  • Paul Kirchhoff, anthropologist and ethnohistorian, one of the founders of anthropological studies at UNAM.
  • José Miguel Insulza, a Chilean politician, secretary of the Organization of American States.
  • Larry Laudan, philosopher
  • Miguel León-Portilla, historian and náhuatl language researcher.
  • Florian Luca, mathematician
  • Rodolfo Neri Vela, the first Mexican astronaut to go into space.
  • Edmundo O'Gorman, historian and writer.
  • Imanol Ordorika, a specialist in education.
  • Kiyoto Ota, sculptor.
  • Arturo Rosenblueth, physiologist.
  • Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez, a Spanish-born philosopher.
  • Manuel Sandoval Vallarta, physicist and cosmic ray researcher.
  • Sara Sefchovich, writer.
  • Surendra Pal Verma, Volcanologist
  • John S. Armstrong-Altrin, Sedimentologist

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