Decolonial thought as a transgressive instrument of globalization

Abstract

Decolonial thinking is little known, and more as a transgression tool or alternative to the globalization process. Decolonial theory, as many Latin American philosophers call it, is nothing more than pedagogical and critical tools that question the knowledge that has been imposed on us through history, it is the process of emancipation from different phenomena such as love, spelling or questions that Eurocentrism has dominated, the concept is linked to coloniality / modernity. The following article proposes and explains the theoretical and intellectual foundations on which the decolonialdiad is based, which is the product of a political and geopolitical colonialism that occurs in the discovery of America, this is called coloniality, and well the decoloniality is shown as the antithesis of this phenomenon, and not only of this, but of social and cultural processes to which the third world society has suffered.

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