The Universal Undressing: Decolonial Reflections, Representations, and Postulations in the 2020s
The Universal Undressing: Decolonial Reflections, Representations, and Postulations in the 2020s is a free 64-page sociology ebook by Nicholas Pansegrouw, published Jan 2022. It is free to download in PDF, ePub, and Kindle formats — no payment required.
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Welcome to a world lorded over by Coloniality, an ingrained matrix of power whose existence dictates the way you think, act, and live. By coming to know what Coloniality entails, you can learn of its opposite - Decoloniality - and in doing so disassemble the configuration of your reality to create a newer, more favorable one. The Universal Undressing: Decolonial Reflections, Representations, and Postulations in the 2020s sees ten writers put themselves to the idea of Coloniality. They explore its role in their lives, and how and why Decoloniality should play a bigger part in their everyday existence. From this stems a lightening of the mind, heart and soul, all predicated upon the knowledge that we're all sharing different versions of the same shared life.
Last updated: January 18, 2022
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