INSURGIR AS EPISTEMOLOGIAS PARA ALÉM DA LÓGICA COLONIAL

APROXIMAÇÕES ENTRE DJAMILA RIBEIRO E BOAVENTURA DE SOUZA SANTOS

Abstract

This article discusses the counter-hegemonic views of the philosopher Djamila Ribeiro and the sociologist Boaventura de Sousa Santos, as well as correlates his contributions to thinking about alternatives theoretical-policy in the face of the oppressions (in)cut by the coloniality of power/knowledge and (re)produced in contemporary society. In order to do so, we postulate as premise l key the concepts of epistemicide, place of speech and epistemologies of the south, in line with the perspectives that cross the two thinkers in order to problematize the reflexes of colonialism and to name the forms of exclusion. To think about other productions of knowledge, the representation of black women and men, indigenous people and all minorities made invisible by the colonial project.