Dialogue with Quijano
Coloniality as a category to understand the environment built in the modern/colonial world-system
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rsoc.v0i28.16895Keywords:
Anibal Quijano, coloniality, territory, city, architectureAbstract
It could be argued that, with the notion of the coloniality of power, Aníbal Quijano opened to per- spective of analysis on the reality of the modern world-system whose potential exceeds the limits of reflection outlined by him. In this sense, this essay argues the relevance of applying such a perspective to the understanding of the modern and contemporary built environment. For this, starting from a review of the initial concepts of the author and other later ones, an proposed theorization for said scope of knowledge is exposed, centered on the notion “territorial coloniality”. Subsequently a state of the art of research is exposed in the same line.
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