(Post-)colonial logics are inscribed in our society and are reproduced through colonizing knowledge practices and institutions such as universities. In contrast, resistant knowledge exists alongside and interwoven with these logics. Often not recognized as such, Black women* and women* of color pass on this knowledge.
Artists and cultural workers have developed interventions that show how colonizing knowledge practices and institutions can be changed. They are based on mutual respect and recognition and joint learning and action. This summer semester, the Cornelia Goethe Colloquia will explore resistant knowledges and their performativity.
Whose Knowledges? (Post-)Coloniality and the Art of Collective Empowerment
May 13 2024 (all day) to July 7 2024 (all day)
Summer term 2024
Goethe-Uni, Campus Westend, PEG
All except 02 July 2024: Campus Westend, PEG building, 1.G 191. The talk on 02 July 2024 will take place at Campus Westend, Hörsaalzentrum, HZ 5.
Dates
15.05.2024
05.06.2024
12.06.2024
19.06.2024
26.06.2024