On decoloniality
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| schema:text | The decolonial for resurgences, shifts, and movements -- Insurgency and decolonial prospect, praxis, and project -- Interculturality and decoloniality -- On decolonial dangers, decolonial cracks, and decolonial pedagogies rising -- What does it mean to decolonize? -- The conceptual triad : modernity/coloniality/decoloniality -- The invention of the human and the three pillars of the colonial matrix of power (racism, sexism, and nature) -- Colonial/imperial differences : classifying and inventing global orders of lands, seas, and living organisms -- Eurocentrism and coloniality : the question of the totality of knowledge -- Decoloniality is an option, not a mission. |
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