Epistemology and Coloniality

The discussion emphasizes the significance of understanding the epistemology of modernity, particularly how coloniality is both imposed and indigenously constructed. It explores how Muslim and Arab subjects often internalize neoliberal and colonial ideologies, leading them to accept these frameworks as natural. This internalization reflects a broader critique of how capitalism and racial capitalism shape the lived realities of marginalized communities. Such insights connect to the larger conversations surrounding identity and power structures influencing perceptions and knowledge production in the global context.