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., O. S. (2020). Human in the World of Transit Culture: The Effect of Decolonial Turn on the Concept of Identity. KnE Social Sciences, 4(5), 28–31. https://doi.org/10.18502/kss.v4i5.6509

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  • Ovodova S.N .

    Ovodova S.N .

    Candidate of Philosophy, Omsk State University n.a. F.M. Dostoevsky, Omsk, Russia

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  • Mar 3, 2020

Human in the World of Transit Culture: The Effect of Decolonial Turn on the Concept of Identity

KnE Social Sciences / International Scientific Conference – "Man in the world of culture: problems of science and education" / Pages 28–31

Abstract

The article is devoted to the concept of ”transit culture”. The relation of transit culture and the decolonization turn is explained. Identified differences in interpretations of culture in the framework of postcolonial turn and decolonial turn. The models of identity formed in hybrid and transit cultures are distinguished.


Keywords: decolonial turn, transit culture, human, culture, philosophy of culture, postcolonial studies, identity, methodology, discourse

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