Listening out and _dealing with otherness_. A postcolonial approach to higher education teaching

Arts and Humanities in Higher Education 19 (3):227-243 (2019)
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Postcolonial pedagogy invites academic teaching staff to create situations, in which hegemonic modes of knowledge production can be critically reflected and one’s own entanglement as disciplinary s...

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Decolonizing the (Distance) Curriculum.Dennis Walder - 2007 - Arts and Humanities in Higher Education 6 (2):187-196.

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