Sobre uma Educação Colonial

Autores

  • ሎ. ኮ. Institute of Policy and Development Research, Hawassa University, Etiópia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25749/sis.21559

Palavras-chave:

colonização, educação, ensino superior, desumanização, pós-colonial, descolonização

Resumo

Na maioria das configurações mais comuns a nível mundial, o ensino superior é um processo de enculturação que perpetua atitudes, hierarquias, instituições e lógicas coloniais. Partindo de perspetivas que vão além das da europa ocidental, este artigo apresenta uma avaliação crítica desse entrincheiramento sistemático. Através de uma análise da construção e distintas experiências de ensino superior, exploramos os impactos de formas implícitas e explícitas de desumanização, discriminação, opressão e privilégio. Baseando-nos em tradições que têm sido largamente excluídas dos manuais escolares e listas de leitura das instituições de ensino superior, apontamos direções radicais que nos abrem novos horizontes. Estes futuros não se centram no descentrar do Euro-Ocidente per se, mas antes em cultivar processos de (re)construção de nós próprios, no contexto das nossas próprias culturas e tradições.

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2021-02-26