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On decoloniality: second thoughts
Postcolonial Studies, 2020I would like to begin by thanking Michele for this initiative and Morgan, Sarah, Julian, Katerina, and Ming Dong Gu for their generosity in sharing their views, concerns, doubts and support for the...
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The Challenge and Promise of Decolonial Thought to Biblical Interpretation
Postscripts: The Journal of Sacred Texts, Cultural Histories, and Contemporary Contexts, 2010Critical theory has taken a new turn in Latin America. Post-colonial thought, post-structuralism, cultural studies, liberation thought, subaltern studies, world-systems theory, and other contemporary theoretical foci have combined with indigenous influences to produce a new form of critical theory called decolonial thought.
Gregory Allen Banazak, Luis Reyes Ceja
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In search of Africa(s): universalism and decolonial thought
Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 2020First published in French in 2018, this co-written book is a fruitful dialogue between two contemporary thinkers about questions of race, identity, and culture in Africa and beyond.
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Introduction: civilizational thought and Islamic decoloniality
Turkish StudiesThis special issue examines civilizational thought in the Islamic Intellectual Field in Turkey, focusing on how civilization has been theorized within an Islam-based epistemic and political framework since the mid-twentieth century. Rather than treating civilizationism solely as a state ideology or geopolitical strategy, the contributions analyze the ...
Zencirci, Gizem, Çınar, Alev
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The Critique of Modernity in the Decolonial Thought
2021This paper takes as its central issue the criticism that the decolonial thought has made to the Western culture, focused on modernity, as an internally violent culture. For this reason, the decolonial authors think that the cultures which have suffered the colonization should set a cut in regard of Western culture.
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International Journal of the Sociology of Language
Abstract In Decoloniality and language scholarship – a critical intervention , Rambukwella and Zavala identify three emerging challenges in the ongoing theorization and application of the term ‘decoloniality’ in current language scholarship: the assertion of an alterity ...
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Abstract In Decoloniality and language scholarship – a critical intervention , Rambukwella and Zavala identify three emerging challenges in the ongoing theorization and application of the term ‘decoloniality’ in current language scholarship: the assertion of an alterity ...
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Ecofeminism, Decolonial Thought and the Environment. The Role of Pedagogy
Women&EducationEcofeminist currents, formed throughout the 20th century through the integration of feminist and ecological movements, in tertwine green policies with a decolonial worldview. In a society marked by gender, environmental, and social emergencies, this connection translates into the desire to denounce and deconstruct patriarchal power in the domination of
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Transfeminism and Decolonial Thought
TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly, 2016Joseli Maria Silva, Marcio Jose Ornat
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Convivial Technologies in the context of Decolonial thought
IntroductionSeeking alternative ways of life, specifically in accordance with conviviality (Illich 1973), remains a prevalent challenge in times of accelerating socio-ecological crises. A pluriverse of counter-hegemonic voices from around the world have converged to re-evaluate different knowledge systems and make visible aDelternative pathways to ...Bhatia, Riina, Cuestas-Caza, Javier
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