@LGahib8462 The full conversation is actually here:
https://t.co/J93Pixaq5y
I believe some of her responses might be outdated, since she has continued to go deeper into her research. Look her up here on X and on Substack to see what she’s been up to: Dr Alice Evans.
@meistrephilipos@caiohspira Apesar de a entrevista explorar o cenário dos EUA, o Brasil enfrenta uma situação muito pior, mas por motivos muito parecidos.
Falar de ciência na área de pedagogia é um desafio imenso.
https://t.co/y1WQjaykVq
@siegnant A maior caruda que eu já passei desde que comecei a fazer divulgação científica.
Fora os grupos de pesquisa que respondiam com "Conhecemos o trabalho dela. Não temos interesse em interagir."
Deixo aqui a entrevista que fiz com ela sobre o tema:
https://t.co/SARmmW33jH
@_alice_evans A second book with some of these stories would be nice, Alice. As long as you keep track of some of the people you've spoken to, you can contact them later to so see how their lives have changed over time.
New episode is live!
I spoke with Dr. Ashley T. Rubin (@ashleytrubin) about her thought‑provoking article “Normativity is Not a Replacement for Theory.”
In it, she challenges how activism is shaping and sometimes weakening academic research.
Are neo-Traditionalism and Decoloniality Theory alike? In my second interview on Decoloniality, @GeorgeHullUCT unpacks the concept of Epistemic Ethnonationalism and its presence in both traditions.
Walter Neves responde: têm surgido mais campos com propostas interdisciplinares?
A resposta não é muito animadora.
Trecho do nosso 22º episódio sobre Evolução Humana.