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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Coloniality and Structural Othering in European Thought

A Racialized Canon

Maurizio Meloni

Coloniality and Structural Othering in European Thought

Coloniality and Structural Othering in European Thought

A Racialized Canon

Coloniality and Structural Othering in European Thought

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This book provides a historical and conceptual analysis of patterns of racialized otherness in European thought, across primary sources, historical periods, and national archives, to show that the longue durée of structural othering is essential to making sense of epistemic violence and structural coloniality in the European canon.

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Beschrijving Coloniality and Structural Othering in European Thought

This book provides a historical and conceptual analysis of patterns of racialized otherness in European thought, across primary sources, historical periods, and national archives, to show that the longue durée of structural othering is essential to making sense of epistemic violence and structural coloniality in the European canon.

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9781041008675
Pagina's
270
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Politicologie
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1
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Paperback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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