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The unnoticed creed of “Decolonialism”
This essay critically examines the evolution of "decolonial" thought, showing how it moved from being a tool of denunciation to becoming a doctrinal current. The central hypothesis argues that, when repeated as an uncritical creed, "decolonialism" loses its emancipatory power and risks essentializing the Global South while reducing the West to a ...
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How are women from the margins part of the feminist project? Historically, women from the margins have been passively alluded to, spoken for, and talked about in ways that obscure their identities, interests, and struggles. In this entry I discuss decolonial feminism as a counter-epistemic epistemology that aims for epistemic autonomy through voicing ...
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
AbstractThis commentary addresses three objectives: (1) to situate and contextualise the ongoing military assault on Gaza within longer colonial histories in Palestine; (2) to collate resources that can equip geographers—specialist and non‐specialist, academic and non‐academic—with resources to build decolonial politics on Palestine–Israel; and (3) to ...
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AbstractThis commentary addresses three objectives: (1) to situate and contextualise the ongoing military assault on Gaza within longer colonial histories in Palestine; (2) to collate resources that can equip geographers—specialist and non‐specialist, academic and non‐academic—with resources to build decolonial politics on Palestine–Israel; and (3) to ...
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On Decolonial Dangers, Decolonial Cracks, and Decolonial Pedagogies Rising
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