Re-Imagining Liberations

This article explores re-imagining liberations through a critical analysis of decolonial theory, shifting the geography of reason, allegories of thought, philosophical anthropologies of race, a critique of moralism and privilege, and the complexity of existential political commitment.

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Published in:International Journal of Critical Diversity Studies 2018-06, Vol.1 (1), p.11-29
Main Author: Gordon, Lewis R.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Geography
Morality
Studies
Theory
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Summary:This article explores re-imagining liberations through a critical analysis of decolonial theory, shifting the geography of reason, allegories of thought, philosophical anthropologies of race, a critique of moralism and privilege, and the complexity of existential political commitment.
ISSN:2516-550X
2516-5518
DOI:10.13169/intecritdivestud.1.1.0011