Coloniality in Gender and Development : Proposing an Epistemology of Disagreement (Hardcover)

Introduction: The Coloniality in Gender and Development Theory and Practice??1: The Global Dominance of a Western Euro-North American Feminist Epistemology and Gender Metaphysics??2: The Concept of Epistemic Communities and its Applicability to the Gender and Development sector??3: The Formation of a GAD Epistemic Community and its Consolidation through International Standard-setting, Paradigm-making and Co-option of Divergent Views? 4: Mainstreaming hegemonic GAD discourse through research, publishing and consultancy regimes: The role of ‘knowledge brokering’ institutions??5: The Role of State-level and Grassroots Actors and Their Links to the Hegemonic GAD Apparatus? 6: The Need for an Ethics and Epistemology of Disagreement: a Way forward for a Highly Contested GAD Sector??Conclusion

The Book of Memory : Or, How to Live Forever (Paperback)

Decolonial Hope : Planetary Sustainability and Literary Responses (Hardcover)

Introduction: Contextualizing decolonial hope: Thinking for coexistence and planetary sustainability?1. The hopeful possibilities of “sideways” time: Louise Erdrich’s Future Home of the Living God?2. “This grief not only ours to bear”: Hope in shalan joudry’s Km+tkinu (Homeland)?3. Hopegoing: Animist metaphor as deferred hope in Yaa Gyasi’s Homegoing?4. To hope or to weep? Slow hope in Rohan Chakravarty’s green humour series?5. Making it hot: Eco-militancy and survivance in Helon Habila’s Oil on Water and Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were?6. Entangled futures: Energy production, ecospirituality, and decolonial hope in Indian solarpunk fiction?7. Love and landscape: Decolonial resistance, solidarity, and hope in The God of Small Things?8. Dismantling cyborg politics: Decolonial hope in Chinese science fiction?9. Countering capitalist ethics: Ecological empathy, hope, and environmental education in Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass

Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production : Narrating from the Margins (Paperback)

Introduction??1. Centering the South: On Fieldwork, Positionality, and Epistemic Justice??Part I:? Researching “Home”??2. Researching Home: Resisting/Re-existing Epistemic Erasures??3. Where are you from, and why do you care? ? Duo-ethnographic Reflections on Researching Urban India??4. Bearing Witness at Home: A Personal and Academic Exploration of South Lebanon’s Internally Displaced??5. Deconstructing Home: Positionality and the Politics of Belonging? 6. Finding Hope in Research: Reflections of a Scholar-Activist in Indonesia??Part II: Beyond Insider?Outsider Dichotomies??7. Practicing Positionality: Ethics, Power and Co-Creation in Interdisciplinary Research? ?8. When the “Muzungu” is Not White: Navigating Expectations in (and after) Fieldwork??9. Les jeunes filles: Positionality and Reflectivity as Cross-Cultural Researchers in West Africa??10. Access, Ethics, and Otherness in Laos: Reflections on Fieldwork as a Chinese Researcher??11. Whose Priorities Count? Environmental Research at the Crossroads of Community Needs, State, and Global Agendas??Part III: Identity and the Politics of Knowledge Production??12. Positionality, Power, and Participation in Knowledge Production: An Auto-ethnography of Research on Transactional Sex in Humanitarian Contexts??13. Positional Vertigo: Embodied Affects of Settler Colonialism in Kazakhstan??14. Navigating Positionality and Power Dynamics: Fieldwork Challenges for Iranian Researchers in Development Studies??15. Geographies of Identities: Reflexive Positionality of a Perceived Arab Researcher in Kurdistan??16. From Fieldwork to Academia: Challenges and Privileges of Decolonial Research as an Early Career Researcher??17. Specters of Silence ? Ethical Listening and Discursive Practice in Fieldwork: Notes from Colombia??Part IV: Emotional Labor and Embodied Experience??18. Reflections from/on the Flood: Transnational Grief, Disaster Management, and the Unequal Distribution of the Future??19...


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Southern Researchers and the Politics of Knowledge Production : Narrating from the Margins (Hardcover)

Introduction??1. Centering the South: On Fieldwork, Positionality, and Epistemic Justice??Part I:? Researching “Home”??2. Researching Home: Resisting/Re-existing Epistemic Erasures??3. Where are you from, and why do you care? ? Duo-ethnographic Reflections on Researching Urban India??4. Bearing Witness at Home: A Personal and Academic Exploration of South Lebanon’s Internally Displaced??5. Deconstructing Home: Positionality and the Politics of Belonging? 6. Finding Hope in Research: Reflections of a Scholar-Activist in Indonesia??Part II: Beyond Insider?Outsider Dichotomies??7. Practicing Positionality: Ethics, Power and Co-Creation in Interdisciplinary Research? ?8. When the “Muzungu” is Not White: Navigating Expectations in (and after) Fieldwork??9. Les jeunes filles: Positionality and Reflectivity as Cross-Cultural Researchers in West Africa??10. Access, Ethics, and Otherness in Laos: Reflections on Fieldwork as a Chinese Researcher??11. Whose Priorities Count? Environmental Research at the Crossroads of Community Needs, State, and Global Agendas??Part III: Identity and the Politics of Knowledge Production??12. Positionality, Power, and Participation in Knowledge Production: An Auto-ethnography of Research on Transactional Sex in Humanitarian Contexts??13. Positional Vertigo: Embodied Affects of Settler Colonialism in Kazakhstan??14. Navigating Positionality and Power Dynamics: Fieldwork Challenges for Iranian Researchers in Development Studies??15. Geographies of Identities: Reflexive Positionality of a Perceived Arab Researcher in Kurdistan??16. From Fieldwork to Academia: Challenges and Privileges of Decolonial Research as an Early Career Researcher??17. Specters of Silence ? Ethical Listening and Discursive Practice in Fieldwork: Notes from Colombia??Part IV: Emotional Labor and Embodied Experience??18. Reflections from/on the Flood: Transnational Grief, Disaster Management, and the Unequal Distribution of the Future??19...


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This Isn't a Book: Reimagining Ideas about Language and Knowledge Through a Southern Epistemic Lens (Hardcover)

Personal Virtue, Public Happiness : Rehumanizing Education Through Early Modern Philosophy (Hardcover)

An Introduction to Philosophy of History (Hardcover, 1)

Preface 1. What is Philosophy of History? 2. ?History and the Sciences 3. Historical Explanation 4. Truth and Fact in History 5. Can History be Objective? 6. Speculative Philosophy of History: Kant and Herder 7. Speculative Philosophy of History: Hegel Some Further Writers Appendices Note on Books for Further Reading Index

Facets of Reality: Proceedings of the 45th International Wittgenstein Symposium (Hardcover)

Relevanz Verstehen: Zu Einem Schl?selbegriff Der Hermeneutik (Paperback)

The Real and the Negative (Hardcover, 1)

Preface Part 1 1. The true sceptic 2. The cartesian technique 3. The theory of doubt 4. The residuum of universal doubt 5. Fresh method for further discovery 6. Laws of thought, fresh interpretation 7. Notions of possibility and existence 8. Freedom and the structure of the universe 9. Issue of identity and difference 10. Categories of being and becoming 11. The continuous and the discontinuous 12. Relationship between the possibilities of being and nothing 13. Restatement of our main position 14. Theories of similarity, particularity and universality 15. Theory of knowledge: Part I, theory of mind and matter 16. Theory of knowledge: Part II, analysis of the scientific claim 17. Theory of : Part III, theory of subject and object 18. Theory of knowledge: Part IV, immediate and mediate knowledge, etc. 19. Theory of knowledge: Part V, theory of time Part 2 1. Analysis of religious experience 2. Analysis of warfare 3. Nature of religious efforts 4. Re-interpretation of the religious issue 5. The strictly religious problem 6. Theory of Divinity 7. Totemism and Animism 8. Polytheism and monotheism 9. Equality and inequality 10. Claims of history 11. The ethical standpoint 12. Maya and Nirvana 13. Worship and image

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Development Studies in Collaboration : Contributions from Tanzania and Zambia (Hardcover)

1. Introduction: Collaborative Insights in Development Studies from Tanzania and Zambia?Nyamwaya Munthali, Tiina Kontinen, and Shukrani K. Mbirigenda??Part 1:? Decolonizing Development Studies? ?2. The Decoloniality Discourse in African Development Studies: A Bibliometric Analysis? 3. Decolonizing Development Studies: Lessons from the Dar es Salaam School of Thought? 4.Toward Decolonizing Global Climate Change Governance: Lessons from Nationally Determined Contributions of Ghana, Tanzania, and Zambia? 5. Toward Decolonizing Development Relationships? Analysis of Recent Policies of Tanzania and Finland??Part 2: Epistemic Justice in Curricula and Pedagogies in Development Studies??6. Evolution, Development and the Core Competencies of Development Studies: The Cases of University of Dar es Salam, Tanzania and the University of Zambia? 7. Conceptualizing Curricula Justice with the Case of Development Studies? 8. Decolonizing Pedagogical Practices: Integrating Feminist Perspectives in Gender and Development Studies Education??Part 3:? Emerging Scholarship in Development Studies??9. Techno-Solutionism and the Use of Emerging Technologies in Pushing Frontiers of Mining: New Methods and Justifications for Expanding Extractivism? 10. Energy Transition Goes Local: Everyday Security in Shifting Away from Charcoal in Chelstone Township, Lusaka, Zambia? 11. Militarized Conservation and Maasai Displacement in Ngorongoro: A Collapse of the Multiple Land Use Model?? 12.Leveraging Online Platforms for Inclusive Governance: Insights from Selected Civil Society Organizations in Tanzania? 13. Toward Localization of Women's Empowerment Initiatives: Analysis of Village Community Banks in Tanzania? 14. Conclusion: Centering African Perspectives in Development Studies Thought and Practice?

The Truth about Many Truths: Four Epistemic Spirals (Hardcover)

The Philosophy of Hi/Stories of Wilhelm Schapp: From Phenomenology to Narrative Hermeneutics (Hardcover)

Thinkers for a Complex Age : Normative Political Theory After Foundationalism (Hardcover)

Preface.??Introduction:?Thinking in a Complex Age: Genealogy, Relationality, and the Reworking of Political Theory??Section I ? Foundations and Genealogies of the Modern Subject??1. How to Read Kant???2. Friedrich Nietzsche??3. Martin Heidegger??Section II ? Immanence, Power, and the Poststructural Turn??4. Gilles Deleuze??5. Georges Canguilhem??6. Michel Foucault??7. Judith Butler??8. Georges Bataille??9. Louis Althusser??10. Hannah Arendt??11. Jurgen Habermas??Section III ? Materialism, Ecology, Posthumanism??12. Bruno Latour??13. Jane Bennett??14. Karen Barad??15. Donna Haraway??16. Rosi Braidotti??17. Dipesh Chakrabarty??18. Achille Mbembe??19. Hans Jonas??Section IV ? Governance, Democracy, Institutions??20. Montesquieu??21. T.H. Green??22. L.T. Hobhouse??23. Karl Polanyi??24. Pierre Bourdieu??25. Pierre Rosanvallon??26. John Dewey??27. Elinor Ostrom??28. William Connolly??Section V ? Normativity, Justice, and Freedom??29. Martha Nussbaum??30. Amartya Sen??31. Philip Pettit??Section VI ? Relational Ethics After Foundations??32. Conclusion

Thinkers for a Complex Age : Normative Political Theory After Foundationalism (Paperback)

Preface.??Introduction:?Thinking in a Complex Age: Genealogy, Relationality, and the Reworking of Political Theory??Section I ? Foundations and Genealogies of the Modern Subject??1. How to Read Kant???2. Friedrich Nietzsche??3. Martin Heidegger??Section II ? Immanence, Power, and the Poststructural Turn??4. Gilles Deleuze??5. Georges Canguilhem??6. Michel Foucault??7. Judith Butler??8. Georges Bataille??9. Louis Althusser??10. Hannah Arendt??11. Jurgen Habermas??Section III ? Materialism, Ecology, Posthumanism??12. Bruno Latour??13. Jane Bennett??14. Karen Barad??15. Donna Haraway??16. Rosi Braidotti??17. Dipesh Chakrabarty??18. Achille Mbembe??19. Hans Jonas??Section IV ? Governance, Democracy, Institutions??20. Montesquieu??21. T.H. Green??22. L.T. Hobhouse??23. Karl Polanyi??24. Pierre Bourdieu??25. Pierre Rosanvallon??26. John Dewey??27. Elinor Ostrom??28. William Connolly??Section V ? Normativity, Justice, and Freedom??29. Martha Nussbaum??30. Amartya Sen??31. Philip Pettit??Section VI ? Relational Ethics After Foundations??32. Conclusion

Reasoning with Machines: On Programming and the Digital Revolution (Hardcover)

Cicero's Academics and Their Reception (Paperback)

Ethics and Education as Practices of Freedom: Thinking with Dewey (Hardcover)

The Ethics of Inefficacy (Hardcover, 1)

1. The Inefficacy Problem?Mattias Gunnemyr, Rutger van Oeveren, and Jan Willem Wieland?

Part 1: Instrumental Solutions?

2. Instrumental Solutions?to?the?Inefficacy?Problem Mattias Gunnemyr and Rutger van Oeveren?

3. Why (In)efficacy Matters After All??Joakim Sandberg??

4. Continued Inefficacy Mark?Budolfson

5. Is There an Inefficacy Problem??Zach Barnett

6. Normative Resilience and the Inefficacy Problem Henrik Andersson and Jakob?Werkmaster???

7. Threshold?Contractualism Frank?Hindriks??

8. The Strength of Instrumental Reasons?Mattias?Gunnemyr??

9. Instrumental Reasons for the Powerless Gunnar Bjornsson???

10. The Problem of Mixed Optimality Nikhil Venkatesh??

11. The Structure of Outcome Responsibility Carolina Sartorio??

Part 2: Non-instrumental Solutions?

12. Non-Instrumental Solutions?to?the?Inefficacy?Problem Jan Willem Wieland??

13. Benevolence, Free Riding, and Efficacy Chrisoula Andreou??

14. Kantian Imperfect Duties, Latitude, and Permissible Collective Harm Dmitry?Ananiev??

15. Wasted Effort and Universalization Jan Willem Wieland??

16. Minimal Requirements of Beneficence for Collective Impact Problems Tijn?Milan?Smits

17. Contributing Enough: Acting in the Absence of a Relevant Difference Sade Hormio?

18.?Trading with Tyrants James Christensen??

Part 3: Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Rationality?

19. Two Types of Temptation Tessa?Super??

20. The Inefficacy Problem: The Emperor’s New Clothes??Annalisa Costella??

21. Rescuing Ourselves from the Pond Analogy Julia?Nefsky?and Sergio Tenenbaum

22. Lifestyle Politics Is Not Politics Holly Lawford-Smith and William Tuckwell??

The Conversion Theory: Brain-Computer Interfaces, the Qualia Problem and the Irreversible Conversion (Paperback)

The Ethics and Epistemology of Vaccine Hesitancy (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction?Tom Sorell and Sven Bernecker?Part I: Epistemology 1.?The Puzzle of Vaccine Willingness?Stephen John?2.?Vaccination and Russian Roulette?Sven Bernecker?3.?Vaccine-Hesitancy and Legitimate Epistemic Exclusion?Klemens Kappel?4.??Can a Trustworthy Vaccination Policy thwart Distrust??Marcel Verweij?Part II: Ethics and Politics?5.?When Faith and Science Collide: Resistance to Public Health Interventions during Infectious Disease Outbreaks in Sub-Saharan Africa?Nancy S. Jecker, Rose?Mary Amenga-Etego?and Caesar A.?Atuire?6.?Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Disadvantaged Communities: Authority, Knowledge, and?Trust?Nicole?Hassoun?7.?The Reasonableness of COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Hesitancy?Joshua Kelsall?8.?The Liberal Normal vs Urgency in Covid Response?Tom Sorell?9.?Reevaluating Coercive Measures in Pediatric Vaccination: Ethics and Evidence?Mark Navin.?Index?

Epistemic Freedom in Africa : Deprovincialization and Decolonization (Paperback, 2 ed)

Foreword: Decolonial Cross-Meditations (Africa, Ibero America, the Caribbean) and Its Global Reverberations??Foreword to the First Edition: Optimism for Afro-futurism??Preface to the Second Edition??1. Introduction: Seek Ye Epistemic Freedom First??2. Nomenclature of Decolonization??3. Decolonizing Methodology??4. Engendering Knowledge??5. The Onto-Decolonial Turn??6. Reconstituting the Political??7. Reinventing Africa??8. Epistemic Legitimacy of Africa??9. Education/University in Africa??10. National Question??11. Rhodes Must Fall??12. Conclusion: African Futures and Epistemic Reckoning??Afterword??After Decolonisation: Tackling the Enigma of the Tokoloshe

Epistemic Freedom in Africa : Deprovincialization and Decolonization (Hardcover, 2 ed)

Foreword: Decolonial Cross-Meditations (Africa, Ibero America, the Caribbean) and Its Global Reverberations??Foreword to the First Edition: Optimism for Afro-futurism??Preface to the Second Edition??1. Introduction: Seek Ye Epistemic Freedom First??2. Nomenclature of Decolonization??3. Decolonizing Methodology??4. Engendering Knowledge??5. The Onto-Decolonial Turn??6. Reconstituting the Political??7. Reinventing Africa??8. Epistemic Legitimacy of Africa??9. Education/University in Africa??10. National Question??11. Rhodes Must Fall??12. Conclusion: African Futures and Epistemic Reckoning??Afterword??After Decolonisation: Tackling the Enigma of the Tokoloshe

The Nature of Knowledge and Plato Now : Confronting Epistemology with Some of its Ancient Roots (Hardcover)