Has the past passed? Is it free of contradictions, unchanging and supported by historical facts? Have we even reached the “end of history”?<\/p>\n
There are countless blanks in the hegemonic historiography. Many stories that are important for shaping our present and imagining possible futures have not even been written yet.<\/p>\n
The 136-page publication ‘Connecting the Dots – Learning from History(s) on Oppression and Resistance<\/a>‘ was produced as part of a historical-postcolonial project by glokal e.V.. It is a complement to our eLearning tool of the same name, Connecting the Dots<\/a>, where quotations from over 500 years are used to contrast different historiographies – on development, capitalism, colonialism, or sexualities, for example – hegemonic and resistant perspectives. To do this, we build on the knowledge archives of countless social movements, political groups, and individuals.<\/p>\n We have brought these perspectives together in this publication in order to provide readers with suggestions for decolonial educational work, both in terms of content and methodology.<\/p>\n The brochure can be ordered from us here, <\/a>the table of contents <\/a>and the foreword <\/a>can be downloaded free of charge. You can find a 66-page timeline on colonialism here<\/a> on the ESD Saxony page. It was compiled on the basis of our eLearning tool by Konzeptwerk Neue \u00d6konomie<\/a>. Under this link<\/a> you can also find all quotes with additional information as a table document.<\/p>\n There are countless blanks in the hegemonic historiography. 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