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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Epistemicide"”.
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Decolonising the University: A Study of Histories and History Departments in Welsh Higher Education
… is what Boaventura de Sousa Santos would phrase ‘epistemicide’.
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German Militant Ignorance towards Palestinian Experiences of Israeli Settler Colonialism
… of Israeli settler colonialism, and through epistemicide against the very body of knowledge of colonial realities in Palestine. It finds that this militant ignorance is rooted in both, German memory culture and its affects, and colonial power.<p></p>
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The Erotic, the Speculative, and the Surreal: Considering the Spiritual as a Site of (Modal) Knowledge Cultivation through the lens of a Queer Black Feminist Radical Imagination
… towards freedom and liberation are, by virtue of epistemicide, based in scientific materialism, the belief that only the physical world exists. This is often seen as a common-sense belief to hold, however, instead I argue that recognising the existence of more than the physical world, and thus …
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[ORIGINS]_Constructing A Spatial Lexicon: A Catalyst For Finding Place_[Locatedness]
… that is shaped upon the beginnings of land, the epistemicide that has taken place and the locale where this all began, within the VOC's Company Gardens, Cape Town, Southern Africa. Ideas are underpinned through the eyes of semantics, of origins, and through philosophers that look to challenge …
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Curriculum Decolonization in the University of Cape Town: Research, Policy and Practice
… traditions with a strong depiction of African epistemicide. The inability of students to see themselves and be present in Teaching & Learning (T&L) spaces, amidst feelings of alienation and pain expressed through the Fallist movements which started on the University of Cape Town campus and …
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Umbanda's relationship with the natural environment & religious intolerance
This work explores one of Brazil’s most important syncretic religion, Umbanda. The first chapter focuses on how Umbanda and umbandistas relate and interact with the natural environment in its various forms. One of the main themes of this section is the importance of the orixás for the religion’s …