Cognitive justice in a global world : prudent knowledges for a decent life

Abstract

Part 1 Preface: How Reason Lost its Balance Part 2 Introduction: A Discourse on the Sciences Part 3 Neither Truce Nor Surrender: Are the Over? Chapter 4 Pathways to Cosmopolitan Knowledge Chapter 5 Whither the Two Cultures: Another Volley in the Science Wars Chapter 6 On and Revolutions Chapter 7 Scientific Authority and the Post-Euclidean Revolution in Mathematics Chapter 8 The Structures of Knowledge, or How Many Ways May We Know Chapter 9 Becoming Civilized: Beyond the Great Divide Chapter 10 The Self, Psychoanalysis and Epistemology Part 11 Complex, Creative and Situated Interrogations: in Action Chapter 12 and Human Well-Being: Toward a New Way of Structuring Scientific Activity Chapter 13 E.P. Wigner and the Foundation of Quantum Physics Chapter 14 The Rhetoric of in Darwin'sOn the Origin of Species Chapter 15 On the Borders: as it is done Part 16 Global Cognitive Justice: Reconstructing Knowledges and World Making Chapter 17 Actors, Networks and New Knowledge Producers: Social Movements and the Paradigmatic Transition in the Sciences Chapter 18 Reconstructing Unruly Ecological Complexity: Science, Interpretation and Critical, Reflective Practice Chapter 19 The Demise of Critical Theory in Economics Chapter 20 Between Cosmology and System: The Heuristics of a Dissenting Imagination Chapter 21 Subjects or Objects of Knowledge? International Consultancy and the production of knowledge in Mozambique Chapter 22 The Splendors and Miseries of Science: Coloniality, Geopolitics of Knowledge and Epistemic Pluri-Versality Chapter 23 Beyond Eurocentrism: Systematic Knowledge in a Tropical Context: A Manifesto Chapter 24 From an Epistemology of Blindness to an Epistemology of Seeing

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