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The concept of Dialogue of Knowledge (DoK) refers to the interaction between different ways of knowledge emerging in specific social, economic, and cultural contexts. Here we present a characterization of the concept, taking as a reference the theoretical-political elaboration emerging from the praxis of rural social movements. The aim of the paper is to critically reflect on the scope of the term as a political exercise, necessary to understand and resituate the dynamics of counter-hegemonic struggles in the 21st century. We suggest that the DoK and its praxis in popular movements constitutes a space for the (re)emergence of cosmovisions, territorialities and ancestral knowledges that, in dialogue with other contemporary knowledges and existing repertoires, recombine to generate new alternatives for the production of social knowledge in a broad sense.
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