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= a deconstructive and reconstructive effort to remove “white” and “Western” influence or centrality from essentially any and everything; a need to value “other ways of knowing” (decolonial methodology). | = a deconstructive and reconstructive effort to remove “white” and “Western” (Eurocentric, colonial, and imperialist) influence or centrality from essentially any and everything; a need to value “other ways of knowing” (decolonial methodology). | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:34, 1 August 2026
= a deconstructive and reconstructive effort to remove “white” and “Western” (Eurocentric, colonial, and imperialist) influence or centrality from essentially any and everything; a need to value “other ways of knowing” (decolonial methodology).
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