2021
DOI: 10.1590/2318-0889202133e200039
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For a decolonial social epistemology

Abstract: The visualization of Information Science as a postmodern science must aim at overcoming borderline dominant models, surpassing simplistic methodological impasses, and covering complex phenomena. In this regard, the article is inserted in the epistemological discussions, selecting social epistemology and decolonial thought as its themes. Its purpose is to identify the possible convergences between decolonial thought and social epistemology and, based on that, to propose, in an essay-like way, a decolonial socia… Show more

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“…These groups have numerous vulnerabilities, are stigmatized, and the people live in ghettos. 9 Decolonial 10 and gender 11 studies have investigated these conditions and have determined that they are a legacy of the colonization and the black diaspora in these territories.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These groups have numerous vulnerabilities, are stigmatized, and the people live in ghettos. 9 Decolonial 10 and gender 11 studies have investigated these conditions and have determined that they are a legacy of the colonization and the black diaspora in these territories.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%