Colors and pedagogies of zapatista discourse
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v26i56.49086Abstract
In this article, we reflect on the decolonial pedagogical inflection of the Zapatista discourse, in order to discuss the simultaneously political and educational role which the appropriation of a literary narrative in this militant context indicates. Therefore, we analyze the announcement of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation – a Mexican indigenous resistance movement – entitled The Story of Colors (La historia de los colores), written by Subcomandante Marcos. For the development of the theoretical-analytical framework of this research, we articulate, in a transdisciplinary way, the discourse studies perspective (ORLANDI, 2001; FOUCAULT, 1988), the inquiries from the social sciences regarding the epistemologies of the South (SANTOS, 2018), and the debate related to the decolonial pedagogy (WALSH, 2013; CANDAU, 2010).
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