9. MOVING FROM, AND BEYOND, INVENTED CATEGORIES: AFTERWORDS

ABSTRACT The decentering of narratives is no longer sufficient for bringing the past into sharper focus. As a discipline, we must contend with the continued power imbalance in the production and circulation of histories. It is necessary to give equal valence to histories produced by embracing a rang...

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Published in:History and theory :Studies in the philosophy of history 2020-09, Vol.59 (3), p.439-447
Main Author: LAVEAGA, GABRIELA SOTO
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Colonialism
decolonizing history[as one]
History
Imbalance
indigenous knowledge
knowledge production
Obligations
plural histories
production of history
Theory
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