THE EPISTEMIC DECOLONIAL TURN
@article{Grosfoguel2007THEED, title={THE EPISTEMIC DECOLONIAL TURN}, author={R. Grosfoguel}, journal={Cultural Studies}, year={2007}, volume={21}, pages={211 - 223} }
In October 1998, there was a conference/dialogue at Duke University between the South Asian Subaltern Studies Group and the Latin American Subaltern Studies Group. The dialogue initiated in this co...
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