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Catherine
WALSH
(Ecuador)
Title of Speech:
Pedagogies of the Decolonial: Political-Epistemic Insurgency, Critical Interculturality, and Cultural Studies in the Andes
Catherine Walsh is senior professor and director of
the Latin American Cultural Studies Doctoral Program
at the Universidad Andina Simˆun Bolˆqvar in Quito,
Ecuador where she also directs the Fondo Documental
Afro-Andino, a project dedicated to the recuperation
of knowledge in Afro-Ecuadorian communities, and the
Intercultural Workshop. She has been an invited
professor and scholar throughout the Americas. Her
current research interests include the geopolitics
of knowledge, decolonial thought and pedagogies,
interculturality, and the political-epistemic force
of present day Afro Andean and Indigenous movements,
including with regard to the re-founding of State.
Her recent publications include, among others,
Interculturalidad, Estado, Sociedad: Luchas (de)coloniales
de nuestra ˆmpoca (Quito: Universidad Andina
Simon Bolivar/Abya Yala, 2009); ¡§The (De)Coloniality
of Knowledge, Life, and Nature: The N.A.-Andean FTA,
Indigenous Movements, and Regional Alternatives,¡¨ in
Shefner and Fernandez-Kelley (eds). Alternative
Perspectives on Globalization: Status, Regions, and
Movements, Pennsylvania State University Press,
in press;
¡§(Post)Coloniality in Ecuador: The Indigenous
Movement¡¦s Practices and Politics of (Re)signification
and Decolonization,¡¨ in Moraña, Dussel, and
Jˆhuregui (eds.), Coloniality at Large:
The Latin America and the Postcolonial Debate,
Durham: Duke University Press, 2008;
¡§Shifting the Geopolitics of Critical Knowledge:
Decolonial Thought and Cultural Studies ¡§Others¡¨ in
the Andes¡¨, Cultural Studies, 21, 2-3,
2007; and ¡§Afro-Andean Thought and Diasporic
Ancestrality (with E. Leˆun), in Shifting the
Geography of Reason: Gender, Science and Religion,
Marina Banchetti and Clevis Headley (eds.),
London: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007..
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