Multilingual education is one way to transform the South African (SA) Education system from historical biases that have privileged white English and Afrikaans children. As a South African academic specialising in multilingual…
Since the evening of our meeting, morning for most of its other participants, summer has come to Kobe. The rainy season was later than usual this year - although that is becoming…
A few weeks have passed since our encounter in Reading Decoloniality, – so tender, new/old/ancient threads, faces familiar from faraway territories in my memory, faces new yet recognisable. I turn to my…
I am a South African academic and diversity expert whose transdisciplinary work has shown the power of decoloniality as practice. In my journey leading institutional journeys of change in academia via curriculum…
If we are ‘pregnant with culture’, one of the powerful metaphors of Samuel Ravengai’s Afroscenology, then how can we select from and navigate between the inhibiting and transformational aspects of culture when…
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``There is a strong continuity between Christendom and modernity. Modernity is a secularization of Christendom... If we want to move beyond capitalism then, we have to organise in an anti-systemic way.``
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``Postcolonialism uses assumptions that came out of European Enlightenment such as the notion of the subject-object dichotomy expressed as the self-other. These ideas can be traced to the poststructuralist projects of Derrida and Foucault.``
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“we are vulnerable to the strategies of anti-life and genocidal logics that seek to erase us and disallow our co-weaving of plural worlds, subjects and relations beyond this System which is at its end.”
About us
We are an open source publication and reading group investigating decolonial texts across disciplines.
We have an open membership. Members collectively develop quarterly programmes of speakers who write for our publication. We are global and inter-institutional, beginning as a working group at the University of Warwick and now expanding throughout the world.
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Member locations, UK
Including: Dr Giulia Champion and Dr Berenike Jung, University of Southampton; Dr Nadeen Dakkak, University of Exeter; Dr Claire French, University of Birmingham
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Member locations, Canada
Including: Dr Sakiru Adebayo, University of British Columbia; Dr Rina Garcia Chua, Simon Fraser University
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Member locations, South Africa
Including: Asanda Ngoasheng
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Member locations, Singapore
Including: Dr Ann Ang, Nanyang Technological University
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Member locations, U.S.
Including: Dr Nasty Bahrawi, University of Washington
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Member locations, Netherlands
Including: Maria Jose Recalde-Vela, Tilburg Law School
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