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Ñawi: arte diseño comunicación

On-line version ISSN 2588-0934Print version ISSN 2528-7966

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PINEIRO AGUIAR, Eleder  and  CASTINEIRAS, Juan José Lorenzo. The colonial shock. Human’s tecnologies and border art. Ñawi [online]. 2021, vol.5, n.2, pp.85-104. ISSN 2588-0934.  https://doi.org/10.37785/nw.v5n2.a5.

In this theoretical and interpretive text we develop a triangulation between a political art and the decolonial conceptualization around racism and border thinking. For this we analyze the works of various authors who have been working on otherness and put them in debate with a critique of Eurocentric capitalist modernity. As the backbone we have intercultural dialogue, travel practice, the technological uses of surveillance and control, and power relations towards subalternized populations. What we want to highlight is the importance of what we call colonial shock as a configurator of “other” proposals to understand the human line.

Keywords : border; political art; Modernity; border thinking; decoloniality..

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