Eurocentrism

Museums and art institutions are the shoulders to lean on regarding any subject regarding human history, including the natural sciences, art, or any other subject that is enticing to a certain demographic. These institutions serve modern societies and local communities in expand…

Contemporary debates in anarchism, particularly the conceptual debates sparked by the development of post-anarchism and those surrounding the emergence of the anti-globalization movement, have brought an old question back to the table: what is anarchism? This study analyzes the …

This study began with the will to better understand the personal, informal, local and indigenous knowledges that first-year art and design students bring to university, and to use this as a basis for encouraging pluriversality at universities to contribute to decolonising curric…

In assessing the field of history in the United States in the introduction of A Global History (1999), L. S. Stavrianos lauds the successful transition from an irrelevant and misleading, traditional West-oriented history to a new global-perspective history; while in the new intr…