DECOLONIAL THOUGHT IN CHILDHOOD STUDIES: CRITICAL AND POST-CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGIES
Keywords:
childhood studies, decolonial thinking, epistemolgiesAbstract
The article discusses how decolonial thinking appears in the database of childhood studies composed of dissertations, theses, complete works of the Working Groups (GTs) presented at ANPEd National Meetings and scientific articles in qualis A1 journals. The study is characterized as meta-research, that is, research on research in a field and/or area of study and aims to indicate approaches, focuses, perspectives and analytical models. The debate on the decolonization of research is followed by the presentation of 11 (eleven) authors (0.48% of the production) who deal with decolonial thinking in a total of 2246 (two thousand, two hundred and forty-six) cataloged works. As a result, the low presence of decolonial thinking in childhood studies is indicated and three thematic fields emerge for further research at the interface with critical and post-critical epistemologies: 1) critical decolonial thinking, childhoods and inequalities; 2) decolonial thinking, multiculturalism, childhoods and diversities; and 3) postcolonial thinking, post-critical paradigms and contemporary childhoods.
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