
Walter Mignolo
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Oct 2, 2026
Rhetorical Powers: How Rising States Shape International Order with Sasikumar Sundaram (Columbia UP, 2026)
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18:36Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We have to move beyond this sort of colonizer's knowledge because of the violent encounters with, with Europeans in the past.
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18:42Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
And the core thinkers here I'm thinking of is Walter Mignolo, Quijano, um, among others, particularly, but not exclusively from Latin America.
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18:51Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
Um, the, the most important thing is that decolonial scholars, uh, because it is a political project, have also said, um, and some of them, not all of them, have also said, "We're not gonna be writing in English," for example, "Because English is a colonizer's language.
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19:06Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We will not be writing in English." Or, "We will not be wearing suit and tie because, you know, wearing a suit and a tie is, uh, is, is how the colonizers came and come and walk.
Rhetorical Powers: How Rising States Shape International Order with Sasikumar Sundaram (Columbia UP, 2026)
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23:11Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We have to move beyond this sort of colonizer's knowledge because of the violent encounters with, with Europeans in the past.
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23:17Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
And the core thinkers here I'm thinking of is Walter Mignolo, Quijano, um, among others, particularly but not exclusively from Latin America.
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23:27Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
Um- The, the most important thing is that decolonial scholars, uh, because it is a political project, have also said, um, and some of them, not all of them, have also said, "We're not gonna be writing in English," for example, "Because English is a colonizer's language.
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23:41Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We will not be writing in English." Or, "We will not be wearing suit and tie, because, you know, wearing a suit and a tie is, uh, is, is how the colonizers came and come and walk.
Rhetorical Powers: How Rising States Shape International Order with Sasikumar Sundaram (Columbia UP, 2026)
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20:48Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We have to move beyond this sort of colonizer's knowledge because of the violent encounters with, with Europeans in the past.
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20:54Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
And the core thinkers here I'm thinking of is Walter Mignolo, Kiano, um, among others, particularly, but not exclusively from Latin America.
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21:03Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
Um, the, the most important thing is that decolonial scholars, uh, because it is a political project, have also said, um, and some of them, not all of them, have also said, "We're not gonna be writing in English," for example, "Because English is a colonizer's language.
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21:18Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We will not be writing in English." Or, "We will not be wearing suit and tie [laughs] because, you know, wearing a suit and a tie is, uh, is, is how the colonizers came, and come and work.
Rhetorical Powers: How Rising States Shape International Order with Sasikumar Sundaram (Columbia UP, 2026)
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20:27Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We have to move beyond this sort of colonizer's knowledge because of the violent encounters with Europeans in the past.
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20:33Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
And the co-thinkers here I'm thinking of is Walter Mignolo, Keanu, among others, particularly, but not exclusively from Latin America.
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20:43Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
The most important thing is that decolonial scholars, because it is a political project, have also said, and some of them, not all of them, have also said, we're not going to be writing in English, for example, because English is a colonizer's language.
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20:57Sasikumar SundaramGUEST
We will not be writing in English.