0 : 00 : 00
The debates around decoloniality and critical perspectives regarding race, gender, religion, sexuality, and economic models, have gained a place in the popular discourses among media, academia, and politics. However, little is mentioned about the interesting emergence and conceptualization behind these analytical concepts. This tutorial traces a path to explore the contributions of a collective of Latin American intellectuals that, in the 90s, came with the notion of coloniality and its crucial relationship with modernity.
The debates around decoloniality and critical perspectives regarding race, gender, religion, sexuality, and economic models, have gained a place in the popular discourses among media, academia, and politics. However, little is mentioned about the interesting emergence and conceptualization behind these analytical concepts. This tutorial traces a path to explore the contributions of a collective of Latin American intellectuals that, in the 90s, came with the notion of coloniality and its crucial relationship with modernity.