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De saberes e de territórios: diversidade e emancipação a partir da experiência Latino-Americano

Porto-Gonçalves, Carlos Walter·2010·GEOgraphia

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O artigo problematiza a relação entre saberes e territórios pondo em questão a idéia eurocêntrica de conhecimento universal. Com isso o autor pretende: (1) retirar o caráter unidirecional que os europeus impuseram a essa ideia (eurocentrismo) e (2) afirmarque as diferentes matrizes de racionalidade constituidas a partir de diferentes lugares são passíveis de serem universalizadas, o que nos obriga a considerar os processos por meio dos quais os conhecimentos podem dialogar, se relacionar. Enfim, o que se visa é um diálogo de saberes que supere a colonialidade do saber e do poder.AbstractThis article renders problematic the relation between knowledges and territories, by putting in question the eurocentric idea of universal knowledge. In so doing the author intends: (1) remove the unidirectional character Europeans have impose to this idea (eurocentrism), and (2) arguing that different matrixes of rationality constituted through distinct places are liable to be universalized. This can obligate.us to consider processes through which knowledges can dialogue, construct relationships. Finally, it aims a dialogue of knowledges to overcome the coloniality of knowledge and power.

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  1. VAN COTT, Donna Lee. 2000. Thefriendly liquidation of the past: The politics of diversity in Latin America. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.

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Authors
Porto-Gonçalves, C. W.
Venue
GEOgraphia
Published
2010-02-04
Volume
8
Issue
16
ISSN
1517-7793
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