Identifying the colonial as an overarching systemic force that continues to shape our lives and worlds, this book thinks through decolonization as a striving towards dignity, security and equity across categories of identity, experience and knowledge.
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S. Satish Kumar holds a PhD from the University of Georgia, where they also held teaching positions in Comparative Literature and African American Studies. A comparatist by training, their work is situated across literary and cultural studies, history and philosophy. Presently, they are visiting faculty in the Department of English, Ashoka University.
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