Titlebook: Epistemic Decolonization; A Critical Investiga D.A. Wood Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Anti-Janus: Or, Impasses of the Differential Approach,of difference has gained so much traction, and then explain why I have chosen the domains of ontology, philosophy of religion, and philosophy of truth as the sites of critical inquiry for this chapter. Ultimately, Chap. . discloses a number of the contradictions, paradoxes, and aporias that lie at the heart of the differential approach.

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The Fanonian Alternative,gs of these aspects of Fanon’s corpus, and I argue that such interpretations miss the mark before offering new interpretations of his philosophy, focusing largely on his lesser-known psychiatric work. Chapter . demonstrates the ways in which Fanon’s work does not succumb to the aporias faced by the differential approach.

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Forging Alliances: Fanon, Cabral, and Contemporary Feminist Epistemology,g of decolonization, knowledge, truth, justification, common knowledge, and knowledge systems. I first expound upon these concepts within the limits of the revolutionary-socialist approach, and then show how some contemporary feminist epistemologists lead the way in developing such concepts in new and better directions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-45068-7 Verde to have the freedom to express religious or non-religious beliefs. I then summarize Cabral’s ontological views, distinguishing his dialectical materialism from other revolutionaries. Lastly, Chap. . examines Cabral’s conception of science, specifically, soil science, as a key tool in his struggle to decolonize knowledge.

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The Fanonian Alternative,er . unpacks the domains of ontology, philosophy of religion, and philosophy of truth in Fanon’s work. The chapter takes up a number of current readings of these aspects of Fanon’s corpus, and I argue that such interpretations miss the mark before offering new interpretations of his philosophy, focu

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Forging Alliances: Fanon, Cabral, and Contemporary Feminist Epistemology,ial approach and articulates those elements worth retaining from the revolutionary-socialist tradition, such as this tradition’s distinct understanding of decolonization, knowledge, truth, justification, common knowledge, and knowledge systems. I first expound upon these concepts within the limits o