A map of the World: Cognitive injustice and the Other
July-December 2020 - Vol 8 Num. 2
This paper employs critical geography to advance a fresh philosophical orientation of cognitive injustice and Otherness. Operating under the assumption that modern cartography is entangled with power, knowledge and politics, this study examines how maps construct and sustain the identity of the social, cultural and...
A map of the World: Cognitive injustice and the Other
July-December 2020
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