Rivista | Rassegna iberistica
Fascicolo | 39 | 105 | 2016
Articolo | Intelectuais e epistemologia crítica latino-americana

Intelectuais e epistemologia crítica latino-americana

Do anti-colonial ao decolonial

Abstract

This article presents the thought of José Martí and Manoel Bomfim about Latin American utopia and its influence in the work of Darcy Ribeiro who is considered as a precursor of the so-called Latin American ‘decolonial turn’. Recalls the tradition of anti-colonial nineteenth-century thought on the continent to see it highlighted the intellectual efforts of Darcy that anticipates the displacement of hegemonic forms of knowledge in his critique of eurocentrism to assert Latin America as an important locus of enunciation, this displacement that characterizes the efforts of the theoretical movement ‘modernity-coloniality’ of which one of the most significant representatives is Walter Mignolo. The results confirm the power contained in the ‘liminar gnosis’ or subaltern perspective that opens new horizons of analysis and action in a post-colonial world that put into question the metanarrative of modernity, responsible for the violence of the old and new colonialism.


Open access | Peer reviewed

Presentato: 09 Febbraio 2016 | Accettato: 29 Aprile 2016 | Pubblicato 30 Giugno 2016 | Lingua: pt

Keywords Decolonial turnLatin AmericaIntellectualsModernity-coloniality


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