FORUM – UNEQUAL KNOWLEDGE, CONTESTED KNOWLEDGE
Through the looking glass
Politics of language and nature, and the disqualification of vernacular
forms of knowledge
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.Nature and the definition of language vs. non-language
- 3.Defining society through language and excluding non-humans
- Note
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