This paper argues fora double reassessment of plurality: from the experience of aporia, and from displacing the European universal with the decolonial episteme that ties plurality to the experience of aporia - thereby making possible the creation of world in which many worlds can co-exist, thereby reflecting a heterogenous pluriversal rather than a homogenous universal.
The workshop is open to the entire UCI community, and he would be especially delighted to meet and interact with Anthropology faculty and students. Coffee and snacks will be provided.
About the author:
Dr. Babinder Singh Bhogal is a Professor of Religion and the holder of the Sardarni Kuljit Kaur Bindra Chair in the Sikh Studies at Hofstra University, NY. His research specializes in South Asian religions particualary the Sikh tradition and its philosophical teachings from a decolonial perspective.
