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África y la diáspora africana en los programas curriculares en Centroamérica

Anuario de Estudios Centroamericanos, 2013
Este artículo aborda la siguiente interrogante: ¿Cómo y hasta qué grado ha incidido la nueva historiografía sobre el colonialismo, la etnohistoria y la presencia de africanos en Centroamérica en los currículos y programas de estudio de las escuelas ...
Darío A. Euraque, Yesenia Martínez García   +1 more
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Ennegrecer la Educación Matemática: Desafíos éticos y epistémicos

Revista Venezolana de Investigación en Educación Matemática
En este artículo propongo abordar el fenómeno de la negación y de la invisibilización de la raza, el racismo y la racialización en la investigación en la Educación Matemática.
Luz Valoyes-Chávez
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Négritude [PDF]

, 2020
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[Geographies of (dis)protection: Sketches in anti-racist mental health]. [PDF]

Salud Colect
Tineo Durán JDC.
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Césaire’s Negritude [PDF]

New West Indian Guide, 2017
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Negritude potiguar, vol. I

, 2021
Geraldo Barboza de Oliveira Junior, Emanuel Paiva Palhano, Josimeire Bezerra Marques, Rychelmy Imbiriba Veiga, Melquisedec Costa da Rocha, Flaviana Maia da Rocha, Janaína Alexandra Capistrano da Costa, Cláudio Pascoal Macário de Oliveira, Moizés Fernandes de Queiroz, Cleyton Silva de Araújo   +9 more
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2017
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2021
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In Praise of the Post‐racial: Negritude Beyond Negritude

Third Text, 2010
Abstract This contribution examines what the significance of the Negritude movement could be today. It argues that there is a form of ‘negritude beyond negritude’, and that to see it as racial essentialism (or racialism) from a bygone colonial time, bound to disappear in our postcolonial and hopefully post‐racial era, is to miss what it has to say ...
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Negritude as Hermeneutics

American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 2009
While highlighting the inherent tension between the quest for univer- salization and the unavoidable particularity in philosophical hermeneutics, this essay argues against what it regards as the uncritical characterization of Leopold Sedar Senghor's concept of "negritude" in terms of ethnophilosophy, a derogatory term employed in contemporary African ...
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