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      Transdisciplinaridade e decolonialidade

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          Enquanto espaços acadêmicos interdisciplinares têm lenta e gradualmente se espalhado na academia ocidental, seu estado está longe de ser claro. Eles são muitas vezes situados em estruturas preexistentes que limitam o seu âmbito de aplicação. Isto é particularmente verdadeiro no que se refere a espaços que não só se engajam no trabalho interdisciplinar, mas ainda àqueles que procuram romper com as formas de racismo epistêmico que fazem parte das humanidades e das ciências. Essas áreas são tipicamente conhecidas como "estudos étnicos", incluindo os estudos de povos indígenas, bem como das comunidades racializadas em todos os lugares e em suas diásporas. Neste ensaio, busco identificar a epistemologia adequada para "estudos étnicos", que identifico como forma de transdisciplinaridade decolonial. Isso ajuda a explicar o difícil ajuste entre as áreas de "estudos étnicos" e as artes liberais e ciências ocidentais, bem como o seu potencial para a decolonização do conhecimento e da sociedade.

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          While interdisciplinary academic spaces have slowly but gradually spread through the Western academy, their status is far from clear. They are often located within existing structures that limit their scope. This is particularly true of spaces that not only engage in interdisciplinary work, but that also seek to break with forms of epistemic racism that are part of the humanities and the sciences. These areas are typically known as "ethnic studies," including the studies of indigenous peoples, as well as of racialized communities everywhere and their diasporas. In this essay, I seek to identify the epistemology proper to "ethnic studies" which I identify as a form of decolonial transdisciplinarity. This helps explains the difficult fit between "ethnic studies" areas and the Western liberal arts and sciences, as well as their potential for the decolonization of knowledge and society.

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                Sociedade e Estado
                Soc. estado.
                Departamento de Sociologia da Universidade de Brasília
                0102-6992
                April 2016
                : 31
                : 1
                : 75-97
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                [1 ] Rutgers Unniversity Estados Unidos
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                S0102-69922016000100075
                10.1590/S0102-69922016000100005
                6b3e09d5-bd7a-4cb2-8756-0ed76c74ef50

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

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                SOCIOLOGY

                Sociology
                racismo epistêmico,Frantz Fanon,decoloniality,epistemic racism,decolonialidade,estudos étnicos,atitude decolonial,ethnic studies,decolonial attitude

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