In his writings, Augusto Salazar Bondy addresses the issue of domination on different occasions and in relation to specific problems. We can characterize some of these approaches: As a structural problem of Peruvian and Latin American life (underdevelopment, dependency and domination); as a problem of the situation and condition of our culture, including philosophical work (culture of domination, philosophy of domination); as an axiological problem whose overcoming contributes to a radical transformation of education (domination, values and education); as an anthropological problem, with special reference to the situation of women (gender problem) and to the reformulation of a Latin American humanism (Indian dialogues and anthropology of domination). Salazar Bondy’s analyses anticipate many modern discussions on these issues, providing valuable insights and frameworks for addressing do...