Towards a Latin American biocentric decolonial epistemology

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24142/raju.v17n35a1

Keywords:

Latin America, Bio Centrism, Epistemology, Ontology, Method, Sustainability, Technicality, Decoloniality

Abstract

The socio-political transformation to which a considerable mass of chile´s territoty-body-nation is betting, invites us to question our ethics and political positioning when it comes to producing knowledge. The author makes a critical analysis of the reality of social scientists in the Latin American region, questioning the production of knowledge and its sustainability in a global context capitalized and goberned by technicality. Postulating the importance of learning to sustain the questions and uncertainties in the transition period whthout abandoning a critical approach thar incorporates transindividuality and decoloniality.

Author Biography

María José Sepúlveda Arellano, Instituto Forestal de Chile

Trabajadora e Investigadora Social con experiencia en el área de transferencia tecnológica, urbanismo e interculturalidad. Activista feminista parte del Grupo Latino Americano de Ecofeminismo.  Investigadora en el Instituto Forestal de Chile y Asesora Externa de Fundación Basura.

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Published

2022-10-08

How to Cite

Sepúlveda Arellano, M. J. (2022). Towards a Latin American biocentric decolonial epistemology. Ratio Juris UNAULA, 17(35), 407–416. https://doi.org/10.24142/raju.v17n35a1