Representaciones bifurcadas en tiempos de futuro: de la colonialidad a la decolonialidad
Could a decentralised poetic favour geohistorical categories that would help overcome imperialism? Certainly yes though it is not an easy task, as metaphorically stated Franz Fanon. Loci of enunciation should rebuild epistemic loci taking into account the geopolitical locus and political body of the...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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Universidad Libre
2010
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| Source: | Diálogos de saberes: investigaciones y ciencias sociales, ISSN 0124-0021, Nº. 32, 2010, pags. 91-102 |
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Could a decentralised poetic favour geohistorical categories that would help overcome imperialism? Certainly yes
though it is not an easy task, as metaphorically stated Franz Fanon. Loci of enunciation should rebuild epistemic
loci taking into account the geopolitical locus and political body of the speaking subject. It will be when unraveling
coloniality and decoloniality that the place of enunciation will make sense. But schools of thought backing the
Establishment will hinder the former task. Assuming an enduring colonialism, how could this be understood in a
context of crisis of modernity? Should colonialism lead us to decoloniality in a spillover process, resignifications
must include not only legal-political factors but all the elements of a new society. |
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