| Summary: | This collaborative work explores the liberation of oppressed peoples through social, political, and epistemic struggles. It integrates diverse perspectives and methodologies to address contemporary social issues and aims to foster ongoing dialogue for social justice and cognitive justice. The book is a comprehensive examination of Latin American social sciences, emphasizing the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge and alternative epistemologies. It reflects on the theoretical and political implications of social research and promotes a utopian imagination. Aimed at scholars and activists, it seeks to challenge and enrich traditional academic practices by addressing epistemic violence and promoting inclusive and generative understandings of reality.
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