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Pedagogías Decoloniales. Tomo I

Pedagogías Decoloniales. Tomo I

Catherine Walsh

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EDITORIAL ABYA YALA
Año de edición:
2013
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Antropología
ISBN:
9789942091697
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El presente volumen se encarga de superar las formas estrechas en que se tiende a pensar sobre la pedagogía y la descolonización. Siguiendo a los grandes maestros, Paulo Freire y Frantz Fanon, entre otros y otras, este texto propone a la descolonización como proceso y práctica de re-humanización frente a las estructuras materiales y simbólicas que asedian la humanidad de los seres humanos. En este sentido la pedagogía decolonial es parte intrínseca del discurso sobre la colonialidad y la de(s)colonialidad del ser, pero también conectada con el hacer, es decir, con las prácticas de desaprender y re-aprender tanto a nivel teórico, como artístico, como de acción política.

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