Human Understanding and (Latin) American Interests – The Politics and Sensibilities of Geohistorical Locations

Walter D. Mignolo

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Latin American Cultural Politics Latin American and Latino Studies Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Transculturation and Loci of Enunciation: Writing at and Writing from Groundless Grounds Transculturation, Pluritopical Hermeneutics, Colonial and Neocolonial Semiosis Rethinking Europe and How the West Was Born Colonies Recentered: The Displacement of Imperial Languages and the Emergence of New Loci of Enunciation Caliban and Cornel West

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