 Other authors have recovered categories coined by the survivors of indigenous peoples and have proposed alternatives to Western philosophy. For example, Carlos Lenkesdorf’s (1926–2010) Una filosofía en clave tojolabal (2002) offers a philosophical reconstruction of beliefs and practices of the Tojolabal natives who live in the state of Chiapas, Mexico. Lenkesdorf studies the language and everyday practices of the Tojolabal people to propose an entirely different way of understanding the relationship between persons, community, and nature. We can also find key concepts of indigenous Mexicans in the political thought of the members of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN).