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catalyst-29844	Say Chan, Anita	Decolonial Computing and Networking Beyond Digital Universalism	2018	8	.pdf	application/pdf	1989	73	31	Writing as researchers bridging conversations and debates across four continents, but facing the new millennium largely as scholars with roots and ties to Latin America, they renewed critiques of how the colonial underpinnings of global knowledge production continued to reassert Western frames of thought as universal scientific truths. Pressing on “the importance of thinking within” and alongside the perspective of these movements (Mignolo & Escobar 2010, p. 19), they urged scholars not only to reimagine their roles as academic documentarians of movements (as actors still dedicated to a reproduction of dominant forms of modern epistemologies), but to decenter their own forms of knowledge practice by beginning to “think with [movements] theoretically and politically.”	cache/catalyst-29844.pdf	txt/catalyst-29844.txt