Racialised capitalism, decoloniality and the university: an exploration of the colour line and colonial unreason in higher education. [PDF]
Tegama N.
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Desarticulación (im)productiva: Walter Mignolo y la Teoría crítica
The article analyzes the different modulations and inflections of Max Horkheimer's Critical Theory in the works of Walter Mignolo. The reflection focuses on the various moments, mutations and re-readings of the concept of "criticism" within the categories and problems that worry the argentine semiotician: postoccidentalism, postcolonial theory and ...
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Knowledge hegemony and epistemic reclamation in Central Asian higher education: a community case study of Eastern scholastic heritage integration, sociological field dynamics, and the conditions for decolonizing economic reasoning across STEM and social science disciplines in Uzbekistan. [PDF]
Ruziyeva G +5 more
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El pensamiento descolonial: reflexiones finales (Tema Central)
The author defines and characterizes de-colonial thought while at the same time posing elements of differentiation of this thought with other dissident and critical ways of thinking generated by modernity.
Mignolo, Walter D.
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Este texto integra la serie denominada El desprendimiento desde la que se busca aportar una mirada diferente de pensar la realidad articulada a la propuesta decolonial, cuya génesis se remonta al proyecto de investigación Modernidad/Decolonialidad del ...
Valiente, Silvia
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Epistemic Injustice in Nursing Knowledge Production: A Three-Pillar Framework for Recognition, Redistribution, and Representation. [PDF]
Aqtam I.
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Democracia liberal, camino de la autoridad humana y transición al vivir bien
Walter D. Mignolo
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70 years of decoloniality: epistemic disobedience and global public health. [PDF]
McGovern J, Fusco L.
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Interview with Walter Mignolo on "The geopolitics of knowledge in relation to Latin America"
Walter D. Mignolo es profesor y director del Centro de Estudios Globales y de las Humanidades de la Universidad de Duke de EE.UU. Sus publicaciones más recientes incluyen; Local histories/global designs: coloniality, subaltern knowledges and border thinking (2000), The darker side o[ the renaissance: literacy, territoriality and colonization (1995) y ...
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