Coloniality and Decolonisation in the Nordic Region
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Coloniality and Decolonisation in the Nordic Region
Suarez-Krabbe, Julia; Groglopo, Adrian
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2023
170
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Inglês
9781032274867
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Coloniality and Decolonization in the Nordic Region: An Introduction
Adrian Groglopo and Julia Suarez-Krabbe
Chapter 1.
Surviving like Scheherazade. Veiled Women and Liberalism: the Trap of the Progressive Left
Houria Bouteldja.
Chapter 2. Racialisation in a "Raceless" Nation: Muslims Navigating Islamophobia in Denmark's Everyday Life
Amani Hassani
Chapter 3. Enriching Sami language distance education
Hanna Helander, Satu-Marjut Pieski, and Pigga Keskitalo
Chapter 4. The Virtue of Extraction and Decolonial Recollection in Gallok, Sapmi
Georgia de Leeuw
Chapter 5. Coloniality of Knowledge and the Responsibility to Teach: Nordic Educational Interventions in the "South"
Jelena Vicentic
Chapter 6. Swedish Television Reporting on Venezuela as Damnation
Juan Velazquez Atehortua
Chapter 7. Creolizing Subjectivities and Relationalities within Roma-gadje Research Collaborations
Ioana ?i?tea and Gabriela Bancu?a
Chapter 8. Decoloniality: Between a Travelling Concept and a Relational Onto-Epistemic Political Stance
Madina Tlostanova
Adrian Groglopo and Julia Suarez-Krabbe
Chapter 1.
Surviving like Scheherazade. Veiled Women and Liberalism: the Trap of the Progressive Left
Houria Bouteldja.
Chapter 2. Racialisation in a "Raceless" Nation: Muslims Navigating Islamophobia in Denmark's Everyday Life
Amani Hassani
Chapter 3. Enriching Sami language distance education
Hanna Helander, Satu-Marjut Pieski, and Pigga Keskitalo
Chapter 4. The Virtue of Extraction and Decolonial Recollection in Gallok, Sapmi
Georgia de Leeuw
Chapter 5. Coloniality of Knowledge and the Responsibility to Teach: Nordic Educational Interventions in the "South"
Jelena Vicentic
Chapter 6. Swedish Television Reporting on Venezuela as Damnation
Juan Velazquez Atehortua
Chapter 7. Creolizing Subjectivities and Relationalities within Roma-gadje Research Collaborations
Ioana ?i?tea and Gabriela Bancu?a
Chapter 8. Decoloniality: Between a Travelling Concept and a Relational Onto-Epistemic Political Stance
Madina Tlostanova
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decoloniality;Nordic colonial trajectories;depoliticization;coloniality;colonial difference;racialization;Racism;imperialism;capitalism;poststructuralism;postcolonialism;Nordic region;SVT;Sami Language;Decolonial Lens;Young Men;Islamic Feminism;Colonial Innocence;De Enero;Barrio Women;Playful Learning;Decolonial Thinking;Sami Homeland;Swedish Exceptionalism;Swedish Mining Industry;Sami Culture;Decolonial Thinkers;Bolivarian Revolution;Negative Social Control;Imperial Difference;Decolonisation Rhetoric;Swedish Mining;Swedish Public Television Service;Decolonial Option;Longstanding Reality;White Danes
Coloniality and Decolonization in the Nordic Region: An Introduction
Adrian Groglopo and Julia Suarez-Krabbe
Chapter 1.
Surviving like Scheherazade. Veiled Women and Liberalism: the Trap of the Progressive Left
Houria Bouteldja.
Chapter 2. Racialisation in a "Raceless" Nation: Muslims Navigating Islamophobia in Denmark's Everyday Life
Amani Hassani
Chapter 3. Enriching Sami language distance education
Hanna Helander, Satu-Marjut Pieski, and Pigga Keskitalo
Chapter 4. The Virtue of Extraction and Decolonial Recollection in Gallok, Sapmi
Georgia de Leeuw
Chapter 5. Coloniality of Knowledge and the Responsibility to Teach: Nordic Educational Interventions in the "South"
Jelena Vicentic
Chapter 6. Swedish Television Reporting on Venezuela as Damnation
Juan Velazquez Atehortua
Chapter 7. Creolizing Subjectivities and Relationalities within Roma-gadje Research Collaborations
Ioana ?i?tea and Gabriela Bancu?a
Chapter 8. Decoloniality: Between a Travelling Concept and a Relational Onto-Epistemic Political Stance
Madina Tlostanova
Adrian Groglopo and Julia Suarez-Krabbe
Chapter 1.
Surviving like Scheherazade. Veiled Women and Liberalism: the Trap of the Progressive Left
Houria Bouteldja.
Chapter 2. Racialisation in a "Raceless" Nation: Muslims Navigating Islamophobia in Denmark's Everyday Life
Amani Hassani
Chapter 3. Enriching Sami language distance education
Hanna Helander, Satu-Marjut Pieski, and Pigga Keskitalo
Chapter 4. The Virtue of Extraction and Decolonial Recollection in Gallok, Sapmi
Georgia de Leeuw
Chapter 5. Coloniality of Knowledge and the Responsibility to Teach: Nordic Educational Interventions in the "South"
Jelena Vicentic
Chapter 6. Swedish Television Reporting on Venezuela as Damnation
Juan Velazquez Atehortua
Chapter 7. Creolizing Subjectivities and Relationalities within Roma-gadje Research Collaborations
Ioana ?i?tea and Gabriela Bancu?a
Chapter 8. Decoloniality: Between a Travelling Concept and a Relational Onto-Epistemic Political Stance
Madina Tlostanova
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
decoloniality;Nordic colonial trajectories;depoliticization;coloniality;colonial difference;racialization;Racism;imperialism;capitalism;poststructuralism;postcolonialism;Nordic region;SVT;Sami Language;Decolonial Lens;Young Men;Islamic Feminism;Colonial Innocence;De Enero;Barrio Women;Playful Learning;Decolonial Thinking;Sami Homeland;Swedish Exceptionalism;Swedish Mining Industry;Sami Culture;Decolonial Thinkers;Bolivarian Revolution;Negative Social Control;Imperial Difference;Decolonisation Rhetoric;Swedish Mining;Swedish Public Television Service;Decolonial Option;Longstanding Reality;White Danes
