Decoloniality Praxis

This insightful work, Decoloniality Praxis, explores the complexities of colonialism and its pervasive impact on society, advocating for a decolonized future.

In Decoloniality Praxis, the author presents a comprehensive examination of decoloniality, delving into its complexities and genetic makeup. The book scrutinizes the pervasive nature of colonialism, revealing how it has infiltrated power dynamics, language, culture, institutions, and social structures worldwide. It argues for the necessity of moving beyond postcolonial thinking to envision a truly decolonized future, highlighting the challenges and intricacies involved in this transformative process.

Untangling the deep-rooted influences of colonialism is a formidable task, both theoretically and practically. The author emphasizes the importance of incorporating diverse perspectives from the Global North and the Global South, aiming to dismantle colonial frameworks that have historically marginalized indigenous voices. By doing so, Decoloniality Praxis paves the way for these groups to share their insights and expertise, particularly in addressing pressing global issues like climate change.

Moreover, Hamid H. Kazeroony explores the intersection of colonization with gender and its implications for global capitalism, shedding light on the nuances of feminist activism and scholarship. The book ultimately posits that understanding our colonial past is crucial for achieving a decolonized future, urging readers to reflect on these lessons as they reconsider and reshape the foundations of epistemic inquiries.