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Religious Education as a Pedagogy of Care in the Context of Violence: Re-Imaging Working and Thinking Together [PDF]
E-Journal of Religious and Theological Studies, 2023 This qualitative paper couched with the decoloniality theory addresses the question of how religious education as a pedagogy of care can mitigate the ambivalent terrain of school violence.
Bekithemba Dube
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Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education, 2022 This paper discusses aspects of the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) in South African higher education (HE) and locates it within what it calls Southern theories. Three examples of such theories that the paper advances are Southern decolonial
Chaka Chaka +3 more
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Decolonising management education: an empirical study
Critical Studies in Teaching and Learning, 2023 Conversations in South Africa around decolonising higher education since the 2015/2016 #RhodesMustFall movements have remained largely theoretical. Recently, much of the attention in many higher education institutions seems to have moved on from these ...
Chimene Nukunah, Neil Eccles
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What might decoloniality look like in praxis?
Planning Theory, 2023 Decoloniality—which encompasses conceptual frameworks of grounded normativity, grounded relationality, re-earthing, and meta ethical enquiries—yields radically different opportunities for planning theory: opportunities that are explicitly de-linked from ...
T. Winkler
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Black Earth Rising and Queen Sono: A Critical Decolonial Analysis
Open Philosophy, 2021 In this article two series are analyzed: Black Earth Rising (a BBC/Netflix production) and Queen Sono (the first African Netflix original series), shows that are about African realities from an African perspective (Rwanda in Black Earth Rising and South ...
Márquez Duarte Fernando David
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A decolonial critical theory of artificial intelligence
Filosofia UnisinosIn this paper, I argue for a normative reconstruction, from a decolonial perspective of critical theory in Brazil and Latin America, of a democratic ethos that despite its weaknesses and normative deficits is capable of fostering an increasingly ...
Nythamar H. de Oliveira
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Learning to walk the walk: Incorporating praxis for decolonization in global health education
Global Public Health, 2023 Colonial history has deeply influenced the structures that govern global health. Though many curricula promote equity, few focus on developing competency in understanding and dismantling colonialism, and the structural barriers to global health equity ...
Shela Sridhar +6 more
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Challenges of transforming curricula: Reflections by an interdisciplinary Community of Practice
Transformation in Higher Education, 2023 Institutional transformation and inclusion have slowly become more prominent in the strategies of historically white institutions in South Africa. Despite these efforts, progress towards these goals has been limited.
Gerda Dullaart +7 more
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Children’s geographies I: Decoloniality
Progress in Human Geography, 2023 This review departs from the perception that children’s geographies are theoretically ‘stuck’, by showing how the field’s growing decolonial scholarship pushes its boundaries.
Matej Blazek
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PlaNext, 2021 As a planning theorist who has studied and taught planning theory in the Global South and North, I grapple with the question – ‘What does planning theory mean in the Global South?’ To answer this question, I ontologically investigate the meaning of ...
Mohsen Mohammadzadeh
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