Places To Think With, Books To Think About Words, Experience and the Decolonization of Knowledge in the Bolivian Andes
Places To Think With, Books To Think About Words, Experience and the Decolonization of Knowledge in the Bolivian Andes
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玻利维亚安第斯山脉的思考场所、思考文字、经验和知识非殖民化的书籍
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2012
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Anders Burman
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Anders Burman
作者利用他在玻利维亚深刻的社会和政治变革中的人类学田野工作，考察了各种对话者对知识的态度，特别是“霸权知识理论和土著认识论之间，命题知识和非命题知识之间，世界知识和来自世界内部的知识之间，或者是在表象主义和关系主义的认知方式之间。”他强调，“没有绝对的分界线”，“在近500年来不同传统的认识论和知识体系的不对称和殖民混合之后，没有明确的二分法”。尽管如此，相关的认知方式和土著思想传统仍然被系统地视为劣等的。然而，他们仍然存在，目前正在大学里感受到自己。（减）
Drawing on his anthropological field work in Bolivia in the midst of profound social and political change, the author examines the attitudes of various interlocutors toward knowledge, and in particular the important differences between “hegemonic theories of knowledge and indigenous epistemologies, between propositional and non-propositional knowledge, between knowledge of the world and knowledge from within the world, or between representationalist and relational ways of knowing.” He stresses that there is “no absolute dividing line,” no “clear-cut dichotomies after almost 500 years of asymmetric and colonial intermingling of epistemologies and knowledge systems from different traditions.” Nonetheless, relational ways of knowing and indigenous traditions of thought continue to be systematically treated as inferior. However, they are still present and are currently making themselves felt at the university. (Less)