2020
DOI: 10.5935/1981-4755.20210005
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Abordagens Críticas/Decoloniais na Educação Superior: (In)Visibilidades nas/das Epistemologias de (Des)Construção das Internacionalizações

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“…Especially for those located on the side of the "abyssal line" -a metaphorical and invisible division that separates metropolitan societies from colonial territories (De Sousa Santos, 2010) -who are relegated to a status of invisibility (e.g. Piccin & Finardi, 2021), looking towards the future of IHE, requires a look towards its past (Leal, 2021). It demands a recognition that what we understand of internationalization today results from relations that were unevenly constituted throughout history (Leal, 2021;Abba & Streck, 2021).…”
Section: Challenges For An Internationalization Of Higher Education F...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Especially for those located on the side of the "abyssal line" -a metaphorical and invisible division that separates metropolitan societies from colonial territories (De Sousa Santos, 2010) -who are relegated to a status of invisibility (e.g. Piccin & Finardi, 2021), looking towards the future of IHE, requires a look towards its past (Leal, 2021). It demands a recognition that what we understand of internationalization today results from relations that were unevenly constituted throughout history (Leal, 2021;Abba & Streck, 2021).…”
Section: Challenges For An Internationalization Of Higher Education F...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Education, as one of those spheres, has received from crt research elements to understand institutionalised racism and its impact in social practices (Delgado & Stefancic, 2000). English language teaching (elt) has started late this inquiry, since usually race and English teaching often appear not to be associated (Kubota & Lin, 2006) despite efforts to decolonize elt by questioning issues linked to the identity of English-as-a-Foreign-Language (efl) teachers (Archanjo et al, 2019) and students (Simoneli & Finardi, 2020), to principles and challenges of English as a lingua franca in elt (Sifakis, 2019), and to the introduction of English in primary education in Colombia (De Mejía, 2019), as well as to global citizenship education (Piccin & Finardi, 2019), agency in language policy planning , the role of English in the Global South in internationalisation programs (Chiappa & Finardi, 2021), discourses (Piccin & Finardi, 2021), and in the revelation of the locus of enunciation (Diniz de Figueiredo & Martinez, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%