Feminist Scholars’ Experiences in Decolonising the Academy, de Jan Etienne
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2764-4251.2026.n1.76142Mots-clés :
feminista negra, womanismo, feminismo descolonial, descolonização, teoria crítica da raça, interseccionalidadeRésumé
Esta resenha tem o objetivo de apresentar a obra Feminist Scholars’ Experiences in Decolonising the Academy editada por Jan Etienne. O livro reúne as experiências descolonizadoras de um grupo diverso de acadêmicas feministas que demonstram como as perspectivas sobre raça, classe, gênero, identidade social, sexualidade e deficiência impactam vidas e desempenham um papel fundamental na formação do ativismo descolonizador no ensino superior. As colaboradoras exploram a importância (e os desafios que enfrentam) da descolonização do ensino superior na universidade neoliberal moderna. O público-alvo: acadêmicas e estudantes interessadas em compreender as maneiras pelas quais acadêmicas feministas negras e descoloniais estão influenciando programas de descolonização no setor universitário.
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