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Decolonialidade afro-brasileira : a educação para a diferença / Eduardo O. Miranda.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Miranda, Eduardo Oliveira, Author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Black people--Education--Brazil.
Black people.
Culturally sustaining pedagogy--Brazil.
Culturally sustaining pedagogy.
Multicultural education--Brazil.
Multicultural education.
Racism in education--Brazil.
Racism in education.
Black people--Brazil--History.
Brazil--Race relations.
Brazil.
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
EDUFBA, 2025.
Summary:
This work elucidates Afro-Brazilian Decoloniality as an insurgent knowledge in the fight against the erasure and epistemicide suffered by Afro-diasporic civilizational values ​​and their ancestral technologies, establishing the ethical, aesthetic, philosophical, and cultural apparatus that provides the foundation and paves the way. In this writing, Eduardo Miranda ritualizes and elucidates Afro-Brazilian Decoloniality in each chapter as a theoretical perspective that expands to all areas of knowledge. It is about Axé (spiritual energy), science, peripheral technology, ancestry, innovation, and disobedience to overcome colonial demands. In times of reworking strategies that still insist on trying to diminish the existences of historically subalternized bodies-territories, in Afro-Brazilian Decoloniality : Education for Difference, the epistemologies of the Odus (deities of the Afro-Brazilian religion Candomblé) are used to say that one does not dance an alujá (a type of Afro-Brazilian dance) in the comfort of one's chair; it is necessary to move, to be restless.
Contents:
Apresentação
OXÊ Corte I. Para perfurar o casco das caravelas
Reinventado por dentro, mas sem esquecer a margem
A dinâmica ininterrupta da ancestralidade africana
Epistemologias dos Odus
Giro de Iansã
Corpo-território decolonial
Abebê das insurgências
Solidariedade epistêmica e intelectual
OXÊ Corte II. Proposições emergentes para a diferença
Do corpo-caravela ao corpo-território decolonial
Omolu não quer ser diverso, mas sim diferente
Decolonial porque é antirracista
O seu corpo-território desenha
Notas introdutórias da Educação Decolonial
Encruzilhada do Desenho Singular
Para desenhar o corpo-território LGBT+
Referências.
ISBN:
9786556309033

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