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Science and decolonisation

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posted on 2024-11-08, 09:22 authored by Mohammed Kajee, Dale TaylorDale Taylor, Vuyiswa Lupuwana, Riashna SithaldeenRiashna Sithaldeen, Rebecca Ackermann, Akha Tutu, Sarah Fawcett

This chapter dives into science and decolonisation, dealing with important questions, such as: What does the word ‘decolonisation’ mean to you? What does it mean to decolonise science? As a young scientist in South Africa, do you know how colonisation has influenced science?

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This work is funded by a Department of Higher Education and Training University Capacity Development Grant

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Faculty of Science, University of Cape Town

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    decolonisationcurriculum transformationsocial justicetransformationsciencecurriculumknowledge systemshistory of science

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