Drawing on rich interview material, this book examines marginalized knowledges as a field of epistemic struggle, examining the uptake of historically subalternized knowledges by the state in Ecuador, and their role in Indigenous organizations' struggles for social change and decolonization, collective rights, and self-determination.
Drawing on rich interview material, this book examines marginalized knowledges as a field of epistemic struggle, examining the uptake of historically subalternized knowledges by the state in Ecuador, and their role in Indigenous organizations' struggles for social change and decolonization, collective rights, and self-determination.
Julia von Sigsfeld is currently research assistant at the GRASSI Ethnological Museum in Leipzig, Germany
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction CHAPTER 1 Nation, Power, Knowledge: The Knowledge Society CHAPTER 2 Development, Nature, Knowledge: A Change of the Productive Matrix? CHAPTER 3 State, Science, Education: The Knowledge Revolution CHAPTER 4 Conocimientos Propios and Struggles for Epistemic Justice CHAPTER 5 Of (Post-)Neoliberal/(Post-)Multicultural Governmentality, Epistemic Struggles, and Situated Cosmopolitanism(s) Final Remarks
Introduction CHAPTER 1 Nation, Power, Knowledge: The Knowledge Society CHAPTER 2 Development, Nature, Knowledge: A Change of the Productive Matrix? CHAPTER 3 State, Science, Education: The Knowledge Revolution CHAPTER 4 Conocimientos Propios and Struggles for Epistemic Justice CHAPTER 5 Of (Post-)Neoliberal/(Post-)Multicultural Governmentality, Epistemic Struggles, and Situated Cosmopolitanism(s) Final Remarks
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