In recent years a cottage industry of secondary research in philosophy has emerged that aims to provide introductory yet detailed analyses of emerging trends in the discipline’s various sub-fields. Rarely do we encounter an authoritative volume that serves as a comprehensive guide and a timely touchtone to the state of the discipline itself. Nuccetelli, Schutte, and Bueno’s (eds.) A Companion to Latin American Philosophy, consisting of 36 previously unpublished entries written by forty-two of the field’s leading scholars, performs such a task.