An earlier version of this posting had the date listed as “December,” which would imply the webinar had already occurred. It is still scheduled for January, 12 2021.
When: Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 10 am Mountain Standard Time, 6 pm European time
How: Zoom. By Advance Registration. Please register at the following link:
You must register in advance of the seminar, whereupon you will be automatically sent the actual Zoom participation link.
Registration: https://udenver.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpdeqhpjstEtYZ735G2dMnUsByKUOlTcmH
Contact: editor.thenewpolis@gmail.com
Moderator: Victor Taylor, Director of Graduate and Non-Traditional Programs and Professor of English and the Humanities, York College of Pennsylvania; Executive Editor, Whitestone Publications
A “critical conversation” between Victor E. Taylor with Walter Mignolo on his book co-authored with Catherine E. Walsh entitledOn Decoloniality: Concepts, Analytics, Praxis. As Mignolo observes, decoloniality is a way to fundamentally (re)situate and reconfigure how human beings are being “ruled.” Decolonizing-work is an examination and confrontation of power alongside and before coloniality—the material conditions for invasion and control. Decolonizing-work and decoloniality are also a way of imagining, a process of creatively shaping a world-future that holds the possibility of an existence radically unaligned with Western systems of epistemological, political, and theological hegemony. The decolonial imaginary gives us a perspective on these possibilities and the material conditions required to bring them more fully to life in the arts, literature, and politics.
Prof. Mignolo is a world-famous scholar who has been the key architect and ongoing inspiration for the current interdisciplinary, far-reaching movement in the humanities known as “decolonization” or “decoloniality.” He is Professor Emeritus of the Humanities at Duke University.
NOTE: All Zoom seminars will be recorded and transcriptions published on Whitestone Publications websites. By participating in the seminar, you give your automatic consent to have your participation or comments published.