Decolonizing Performance Philosophies

TY - CHAP

T1 - Decolonizing Performance Philosophies

AU - Rosa, Cristina F.

AU - Blanco Borelli, Melissa

AU - Tamayo Duque, Anamaria

PY - 2020/6/30

Y1 - 2020/6/30

N2 - In this co-authored essay, we reflect on how our respective research interests in Latin America have led us to engage with epistemologies of the global South. In your engagement with our writing, we hope you become curious about how critical theory emerges from these spaces, places and practices. While we don’t believe that the work these thinkers and practitioners do are exclusive to the significance of thinking and doing, we do believe that their work deserves the same critical attention as those thinkers and doers whose names are probably scattered throughout this volume. If you have further interest on this topic we provide a list of readings as a cursory introduction to decolonial thinking.

AB - In this co-authored essay, we reflect on how our respective research interests in Latin America have led us to engage with epistemologies of the global South. In your engagement with our writing, we hope you become curious about how critical theory emerges from these spaces, places and practices. While we don’t believe that the work these thinkers and practitioners do are exclusive to the significance of thinking and doing, we do believe that their work deserves the same critical attention as those thinkers and doers whose names are probably scattered throughout this volume. If you have further interest on this topic we provide a list of readings as a cursory introduction to decolonial thinking.

KW - decolonial studies

KW - philosophy

KW - dance studies

UR - https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Companion-to-Performance-Philosophy-1st-Edition/Cull-O-Maoilearca-Lagaay/p/book/9781138495623

M3 - Chapter

SN - 9781138495623

BT - The Routledge Companion to Performance Philosophy

A2 - O'Maoilearca, Laura

A2 - Lagaay, Alice

PB - Routldege

CY - London

ER -