Decolonizing as theory and practice
The RVS fall course invites participants to reflect critically about decolonization as theory and practice. As a collective, we are tasked with knowledge-making. But, from where and for whom do we produce knowledge? Decolonization calls us to task. The course will offer PhD-candidates theoretical perspectives and methods that enrich critical thinking about knowledge and knowledge-making and their implications for social justice. Central concepts: Intersectionality, methodology and epistemology.
Host
The course is hosted by University of Oslo, Faculty of Theology. Co-hosted by Univeristy of Agder. Venue: Oslo.
Planning committee: Marianne Bjelland Kartzow (TF), Nina Gacic (TF, PhD student representative), Nina Hoel (TF), Ida Marie Høeg (UiA), Jens-Ole Köhrsen (TF), Fredrik Saxegaard (RVS).
Keynotes
Elaine Nogueira-Godsey, Drew University, U.S.
Karin Jarnkvist, Mittuniversitetet, Sweden.
Information
More information for RVS members: See course module in Canvas.
Non-member and interested in joining? Contact