Humanities

An autoethnography of a transformative odyssey: decolonizing anthropology, the hegemony of English, and the pursuit of plurilogies

I. Ali

Discover the compelling autoethnographic journey of Inayat Ali, a Pakistani anthropologist, as he tackles the challenges posed by English language dominance in academia. This insightful exploration highlights the financial obstacles of translation and the struggle for recognition of non-native publications, while introducing the progressive idea of 'plurilogies' to promote linguistic diversity in anthropology.

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~3 min • Beginner • English

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