Epistemic Decolonization: A Critical Investigation Into the Anticolonial Politics of Knowledge (Paperback, 2020)

1.            Introduction

1.1          Three Stories

1.2          Purpose, Scope, and Methodology

1.3          Thesis Eleven Revisited

2.            An Epistemography of the Anticolonial Politics of Knowledge

2.1          An Eclipse between Greece and Guatemala

2.2          Modeling Various Approaches to Epistemic Decolonization

3.            Anti-Janus: Or, Impasses of the Differential Approach

3.1 The Ontological Aporia

3.2 The Aporia of Religious Transcendence

3.3 The Aporia of Double Truth Doctrines

4.            The Fanonian Alternative

4.1 Fanon’s Critique of Religion and Priestly Classes

4.2 To Be and Not to Be

4.3 On the Dynamics of Truth and Falsity

5.            Becoming-Grounded: The Cabralian Option

5.1 Against Magical Interpretations of Reality

5.2 Cabral’s Dialectical Materialism

5.3 Decolonizing Luso-African Mesology

6. Forging Alliances: Fanon, Cabral, and Contemporary Feminist Epistemology

Appendix: Seven Theses on Identifying Something as Colonialist

Conceptual Glossary