Razvoj i dekolonijalni zaokret: pristup, pojmovi, kritike i alternative
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18485/Ključne reči:
kolonijalnost, modernost, kolonijalna razlika, dekolonijalna opcija, razvojApstrakt
Nakon decenija kritičkog sagledavanja iz perspektive različitih teorijskih stanovišta, razmatranje razvoja kao osporavanog i kontradiktornog pojma se nastavlja. U radu će biti predstavljen doprinos dekolonijalne misli kritikama razvoja i istraženi načini na koje ovaj pristup kroz epistemološki iskorak, poznat kao dekolonijalni zaokret, omogućava obuhvatnije sagledavanje problema i alternativa. Oslanjajući se na genealogiju i ključne pojmove dekolonijalne teorije, rad postavlja konture dekolonijalnih shvatanja razvoja kao segmenta retorike modernosti i prakse kojom se reprodukuje kolonijalnost.
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