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Geo-epistemology
Claudio Canaparo
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Peter Lang
Language
English
Pages
284

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Subjects
Geography, Social epistemology, Philosophy, Sociology of Knowledge, Theory of Knowledge
Places
Latin America

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Table of Contents

Prologue: Spatial thinking and foreignness
Geography and philosophy
The domain
The question of the location
The question of comprehension
Spatial thinking
'El pensamiento de la cosa'
Space, geometry and the colonies
The epistemological dimension
The historiographical connection
Space and colonial state
Local, far away and thinking
Science and empire
A historiographical construction
Empire and geo-epistemology
The evolution of ideas
The translation effect
From building the empire to constructing science
Modernity, science, knowledge
Towards a scientific imaginary and an invisible empire : from historiography to visual culture
Language, knowledge and horizon d'attente
The idea of knowledge
The idea of language
The thinking, the factual, and the world
Reversal thinking
'Writing from the colonies'
Space of thinking
The 'reversal perspective'
The wasted land
The place of knowledge
'Ética del resentimiento'
'Teoría del terreno baldío'
'El país de no me acuerdo'.

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Published in
Bern, New York
Series
Hispanic studies: culture and ideas -- v. 23, Hispanic studies: culture and ideas -- v. 23.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
121
Library of Congress
BD175 .C36 2009

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Pagination
284 p. :
Number of pages
284

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24115510M
ISBN 10
3039115731
ISBN 13
9783039115730
LCCN
2009023988

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