Decolonizing Freedom
β Allison Weir;
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2024
π Oxford University Press USA
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β¦ Table of Contents
Cover
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Decolonizing Freedom
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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Decolonizing Freedom
1. Noninterference, Nondomination, and Colonial Unknowing: Mis-βEncounters with Indigenous Relational Freedom
2. For Love of the World: Relational Political Freedom as Love of Land
3. Dancing Resistance, Re-βcreating the World: Philoxenic Relational Freedom
Excursus: Freedom and Love: A Speculative Genealogy
4. Colonial Unknowing and Heterogeneous Relationalities: Alternative Formations of Power, Knowledge, and Freedom
5. Indigenous Feminisms and Relational Rights
Conclusion: Critical Theory and the Spirit of Freedom
References
Index
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