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Some Pitfalls of Decoloniality Theory [PDF]
The Thinker, 2021 Decoloniality theory, with its signature concepts coloniality of power and coloniality of knowledge, initially emerged in Latin America. It has been developed further in southern Africa, where it now has significant influence in some universities ...
George Hull
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Sacramentality, Chaos Theory and Decoloniality [PDF]
Religions, 2019 This essay considers how an expanded understanding of sacramentality is enhanced by engagement with chaos theory and decolonial theory. These unique lenses enlarge traditional Roman Catholic frameworks for considering God’s self-communication ...
Edward Foley
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Epistemic ethnonationalism: identity policing in neo-Traditionalism and Decoloniality theory
Acta Academica, 2022 Traditionalism’s most influential contemporary revival, Dugin’s Eurasianism, is routinely characterised as being of the radical Right. The Decoloniality theory of Quijano, Mignolo and Ndlovu-Gatsheni, on the other hand, with its intellectual roots in ...
George Hull
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Learner Milestones to Guide Decolonial Global Health Education [PDF]
Annals of Global Health, 2022 The current movement to ‘decolonize’ global health aims to both dismantle colonial frameworks that perpetuate inequity and racism, as well as to rebuild and uplift structures and systems that celebrate indigeneity.
Leah Ratner +6 more
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BBR: Brazilian Business Review, 2021 This article aims to propose a polyphonic decolonial historical approach to Management and Organization Studies (MOS), relating the theoretical-methodological aspects of the historical perspective with the decolonial option.
Ítalo da Silva +1 more
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We Story: Decoloniality in Practice and Theory
Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, 2022 Western research and education draw heavily on evidence-based approaches underpinned by positivism. Reliance on this scientific approach informs what is to be counted, measured, and tested—what can be “known.” In our experience, evidence generated using this approach does not always bring the most useful outcomes in our diverse, naturalistic settings ...
Tracie Mafile’o +2 more
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Applying postcolonial theory in academic medicine. [PDF]
J R Soc Med, 2022 Seventeenth-century physician–philosopher John Locke once said ‘reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we read ours’.
Rashid A, Whitehead C.
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Beyond reproductive rights: implementing the Africentric reproductive justice framework in sexual and reproductive health and rights litigations in Africa [PDF]
Sexual and Reproductive Health MattersThis paper analyses emerging trends in judicial approaches to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Africa, arguing for a paradigm shift from the conventional rights-based framework that emphasises “choice” to an Africentric Reproductive ...
Moses Mulumba +2 more
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Irigaray between God and the Indians : sexuate difference, decoloniality, and the politics of ontology [PDF]
Philosophies of Difference, 2017 In this essay, I situate Irigaray’s philosophy of sexuate difference between the Heideggerian response to the collapse of the project of Western modernity (‘only a god can save us’) and that of decolonial theorist Oscar Guardiola-Riviera (‘only Indians ...
Seely, Stephen D.
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Interdisciplinary Journal of Education ResearchThis conceptual article delves into the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in academia, focusing on its potential to decolonise academic writing for inclusive knowledge production.
Bunmi Isaiah Omodan, Newlin Marongwe
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