دانلود کتاب Epistemologies of the South: Justice Against Epistemicide

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Cover\nHalf Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nTable of Contents\nPreface\nManifesto for Good Living/Buen Vivir\nMinifesto for Intellectual-Activists\nIntroduction Creating a Distance in Relation to Western-centric Political Imagination and Critical Theory\n Strong Questions and Weak Answers\n The End of Capitalism without End\n The End of Colonialism without End\n The Paradox of Urgency and Civilizational Change\n Very Old or Very New? The Example of the Yasuní Project\n The Loss of Critical Nouns\n The Ghostly Relation between Theory and Practice\n Conclusion\nPart One Centrifugal Modernities and Subaltern Wests: Degrees of Separation\n Chapter 1 Nuestra America: Postcolonial Identities and Mestizajes\n The European American Century and the Rise of Societal Fascism\n The Nuestra America Century\n The Founding Ideas of Nuestra America\n The Baroque Ethos: Prolegomena for an Insurgent Cosmopolitan Politics and Culture\n The Limits of Nuestra America\n Counterhegemonic Possibilities for the Twenty-First Century\n Conclusion: Which Side Are You On, Ariel?\n Chapter 2 Another Angelus Novus: Beyond the Modern Game of Roots and Options\n Introduction\n The Past in a Cage\n The Parable of the Angelus Novus\n Roots and Options\n The End of the Equation\n A Future for the Past\n Destabilizing Subjectivities\n Chapter 3 Is There a Non-Occidentalist West?\n Philosophy for Sale\n Learned Ignorance\n The Wager\n Conclusion\nPart TwoToward Epistemologies of the South: Against the Waste of Experience\n Chapter 4Beyond Abyssal Thinking: From Global Lines to Ecologies of Knowledges\n The Abyssal Divide between Regulation/Emancipation and Appropriation/Violence\n Conclusion: Toward Postabyssal Thinking\n Chapter 5 Toward an Epistemology of Blindness: Why the New Forms of “Ceremonial Adequacy” neither Regulate nor Emancipate\n Introduction\n Knowledge-as-Regulation and Knowledge-as-Emancipation\n The Representation of Limits\n The Determination of Relevance\n The Determination of Degrees of Relevance\n The Determination of Identification\n The Impossibility of Duration\n The Determination of Interpretation and Evaluation\n From the Epistemology of Blindness to the Epistemology of Seeing\n Toward an Epistemology of Seeing\n Conclusion\n Chapter 6 A Critique of Lazy Reason: Against the Waste of Experience and Toward the Sociology of Absences and the Sociology of Emergences\n Introduction\n The Critique of Metonymic Reason\n The Critique of Proleptic Reason\n Conclusion\n Chapter 7 Ecologies of Knowledges\n The Ecology of Knowledges and the Inexhaustible Diversity of World Experience\n Modern Science as Part of an Ecology of Knowledges\n External Plurality: The Ecology of Knowledges\n Relativizing the Distinction between the Internal and External Plurality of Knowledges: The Case of African Philosophy\n The Ecology of Knowledges, Hierarchy, and Pragmatics\n Orientations for Prudent Knowledge\n Chapter 8 Intercultural Translation: Differing and Sharing con Passionalità\n On Intercultural Translation as a Living Translation\n Learning from the South through Intercultural Translation\n Conditions and Procedures of Translation\nConclusion\nReferences\nIndex\nAbout the Author