Unpacking Language, Power, and Belonging: Reflections from René Landspersky
As a white European man, René Landspersky writes with an awareness of the privileges and blind spots that shape his perspective. His blog examines how language, identity, and power intersect through an anticolonial lens, while remaining attentive to the risks of reproducing dominant narratives. Through essays and reflections, he explores cultural resilience and the decolonization of cultural imprints, inviting readers to question norms and rethink belonging, resistance, and identity
Moving Beyond Monolithic Perspectives to Embrace Diverse Worldviews
Knowledge & Epistemology
Learning to Listen: How Decolonial Thinking Reshapes Our Understanding of Knowledge
Exploring How Linguistic Hierarchies Influence Our Sense of Belonging and Exclusion
Language & Identity
The Silent Power of Words: How Language Shapes Social Boundaries
The Importance of Challenging Dominant Historical Narratives
Cultural Heritage & Decolonial Theory
Decolonizing Memory: Whose Stories Do We Preserve?
