Southern struggles over "knowing" and their significance for the politics of global citizenship

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Soudien, C. (2018) Southern struggles over "knowing" and their significance for the politics of global citizenship. In: Shultz, L. & Pillay, T. (eds).Global citizenship, common wealth and uncommon citizenships. (Comparative and international education: a diversity of voices; vol. 47). Leiden: BRILL. 125-140. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/12649

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Abstract:
The purpose of this chapter is to draw attention to the experience we are going through in a southern space, the metaphoric and literal South, South Africa, and to reflect on its significance as a framework for plural sentience, plural consciousness and plural knowing.
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18 Sep 2018
 
GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
POLITICS
 
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