Cognitive Confinement, Embodied Sense-Making, and the (De)Colonization of Knowledge

Philosophical Papers 49 (2):339-364 (2020)
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This paper posits the concept of cognitive confinement as a useful tool for understanding the idea of decolonization of knowledge and the opposite notion of epistemic colonization. For the sake of...

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Konrad Werner
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