Cultural Geographies· 2013Q1
Decolonizing posthumanist geographies
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This paper critiques how posthumanist geography, while aiming to decolonize, often reproduces colonial knowledge systems through universalizing claims. It identifies two specific Eurocentric performances within the field.
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