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<p><span style="">Some people describe''' decolonization''' as the (formal) legal and political decolonization of the 19th and 20th century (v</span><span style="">ia the independence of a former colony for example). <ref>https://redtac.org/possibles/2020/07/19/le-decolonialisme-et-ses-declinaisons/</ref> &nbsp;</span><span style="">Decolonization would therefore be an'' emancipation from the influence of the colonists by the historically colonized peoples.&nbsp;''</span>''It can be seen from a formal angle (according to the writings, procedures, etc.) or real (in the facts).&nbsp;Even formal decolonization of indigenous peoples never took place.''</p><p><span style="">Decolonialism, in which&nbsp;</span>'''<span style="">decolonial</span>'''<span style="">&nbsp;studies are included, can be understood as "</span>''<span style="">critical thought that denounces the political and cultural hegemony of the West</span>''<span style=""> " and seeks to remedy it. -Anacaona &nbsp; <ref>https://www.anacaona.fr/decolonialisme-postcolonialisme-et-feminisme/</ref> </span><sup class="reference"></sup></p>
<p><span style="">Some people describe''' decolonization''' as the (formal) legal and political decolonization of the 19th and 20th century (v</span><span style="">ia the independence of a former colony for example). <ref>https://redtac.org/possibles/2020/07/19/le-decolonialisme-et-ses-declinaisons/</ref> &nbsp;</span></p>
<p><span style="">Decolonization would therefore be an'' emancipation from the influence of the colonists by the historically colonized peoples. ''</span>''It can be seen from a formal angle (according to the writings, procedures, etc.) or real (in the facts).&nbsp;Even formal decolonization of indigenous peoples never took place.''</p>
<p><span style="">Decolonialism, in which </span>'''<span style="">decolonial </span>'''<span style="">studies are included, can be understood as "</span>''<span style="">critical thought that denounces the political and cultural hegemony of the West</span>''<span style=""> " and seeks to remedy it. -Anacaona &nbsp; <ref>https://www.anacaona.fr/decolonialisme-postcolonialisme-et-feminisme/</ref> </span><sup class="reference"></sup></p>


<span style=""></span><p><span style="">Decolonialism proceeds by:</span></p>
<span style=""></span><p><span style="">Decolonialism proceeds by:</span></p>
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| '''<span style="">A decolonial education serving to become aware of our collectively internalized colonialism (colonial baggage)&nbsp;</span>'''''<span style="">“The intellectual who has followed colonialism on the level of the abstract universal will fight so that colonist and colonized can live in peace in a new world [ ...] Colonialism has infiltrated him with all its ways of thinking [...].&nbsp;</span><span style="">The colonial context is characterized by the dichotomy it inflicts on the world.&nbsp;</span><span style="">Decolonization unifies this world by taking away its heterogeneity by a radical decision, by unifying it on the basis of the nation, sometimes of the race [...] The minimum required being that the last become the first." -Paul Siblot  <ref>https://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1989_num_18_1_1448</ref> </span><span style=""></span>''
| '''<span style="">A decolonial education serving to become aware of our collectively internalized colonialism (colonial baggage)&nbsp;</span>'''''<span style="">“The intellectual who has followed colonialism on the level of the abstract universal will fight so that colonist and colonized can live in peace in a new world [ ...] Colonialism has infiltrated him with all its ways of thinking [...].&nbsp;</span><span style="">The colonial context is characterized by the dichotomy it inflicts on the world.&nbsp;</span><span style="">Decolonization unifies this world by taking away its heterogeneity by a radical decision, by unifying it on the basis of the nation, sometimes of the race [...] The minimum required being that the last become the first." -Paul Siblot  <ref>https://www.persee.fr/doc/mots_0243-6450_1989_num_18_1_1448</ref> </span><span style=""></span>''
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| '''<span style="">Listening to colonized groups</span>'''
| '''<span style="">Listening to colonized groups</span>'''
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| '''<span style="">Taking action based on the will of colonized groups</span>'''
| '''<span style="">Taking action based on the will of colonized groups</span>'''
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<span style=""></span><p><span style="">For Indigenous groups, decolonization materializes in different ways:</span></p>
<span style=""></span><p><span style="">For Indigenous groups, decolonization materializes in different ways:</span></p>
*<span style="">A physical return of the territory which goes through:</span>
*<span style="">A physical return of the territory which goes through:</span>
#<span style="">A questioning of state domination, particularly linked to the use of repression</span>
#<span style="">A questioning of state domination, particularly linked to the use of repression</span>
#<span style="">Greater power for local, indigenous and non-indigenous communities</span>
#<span style="">Greater power for local, indigenous and non-indigenous communities</span>
#<span style="">The creation of a movement with a transformational vocation in the face of empire states with an inexhaustible destructive force  <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuHapKtEQRI</ref> </span><br>
#<span style="">The creation of a movement with a transformational vocation in the face of empire states with an inexhaustible destructive force  <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuHapKtEQRI</ref> </span><br>
 
*<span style="">The implementation of specific recommendations from reports including:&nbsp;</span>[https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/1-Honorer_la_verite_reconcilier_pour_lavenir-Sommaire.pdf the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada]<span style="">&nbsp;,&nbsp;</span>[https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/public/images/wbr/uploads/telechargement/Doc_Principe-de-Joyce.pdf Joyce's Principle]<span style="">&nbsp;and&nbsp;</span>[https://www.cerp.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/Fichiers_clients/Rapport/Annexes.pdf the Commission of Inquiry into Relations between Indigenous Peoples and Certain Public Services]<span style="">&nbsp;.</span>
*<span style="">The implementation of specific recommendations from reports including:&nbsp;</span>[https://ehprnh2mwo3.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/1-Honorer_la_verite_reconcilier_pour_lavenir-Sommaire.pdf the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada]<span style="">&nbsp;,&nbsp;</span>[https://www.atikamekwsipi.com/public/images/wbr/uploads/telechargement/Doc_Principe-de-Joyce.pdf Joyce's Principle]<span style="">&nbsp;and&nbsp;</span>[https://www.cerp.gouv.qc.ca/fileadmin/Fichiers_clients/Rapport/Annexes.pdf the Commission of Inquiry into Relations between Indigenous Peoples and Certain Public Services]<span style="">&nbsp;.</span>

Revision as of 22:05, 22 August 2022

Some people describe decolonization as the (formal) legal and political decolonization of the 19th and 20th century (via the independence of a former colony for example). [1]  

Decolonization would therefore be an emancipation from the influence of the colonists by the historically colonized peoples. It can be seen from a formal angle (according to the writings, procedures, etc.) or real (in the facts). Even formal decolonization of indigenous peoples never took place.

Decolonialism, in which decolonial studies are included, can be understood as "critical thought that denounces the political and cultural hegemony of the West " and seeks to remedy it. -Anacaona   [2]

Decolonialism proceeds by:

A decolonial education serving to become aware of our collectively internalized colonialism (colonial baggage) “The intellectual who has followed colonialism on the level of the abstract universal will fight so that colonist and colonized can live in peace in a new world [ ...] Colonialism has infiltrated him with all its ways of thinking [...]. The colonial context is characterized by the dichotomy it inflicts on the world. Decolonization unifies this world by taking away its heterogeneity by a radical decision, by unifying it on the basis of the nation, sometimes of the race [...] The minimum required being that the last become the first." -Paul Siblot [3]
Listening to colonized groups
Taking action based on the will of colonized groups

For Indigenous groups, decolonization materializes in different ways:

  • A physical return of the territory which goes through:
  1. A questioning of state domination, particularly linked to the use of repression
  2. Greater power for local, indigenous and non-indigenous communities
  3. The creation of a movement with a transformational vocation in the face of empire states with an inexhaustible destructive force [4]