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Gabriela Veronelli

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ID3460326
NAMEGabriela Veronelli
GIVEN NAMESGabriela
FAMILY NAMEVeronelli
SIGNATUREVERONELLI G
AFFILIATIONSBinghamton University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS16
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Between Fungal Networks and Fractured Categories: An Interview with Gabriela Veronelli

    Gabriela Veronelli, Pascal Zurn•ARTICLE•philoSOPHIA•2025

    In this conversation, Perry Zurn interviews Gabriela Veronelli, campañera of the late Argentinian feminist philosopher María Lugones. While the conversation centers on Lugones’s interest in fungi and the inspiration she took from mycelial networks, it expands well beyond that. Veronelli explores how the mycelial approach subtends Lugones’s critique of the coloniality of knowledge and its logic of purity but also supports her theorizations of rela…

  • Linguistically World-Travelling’ and Speaking in a Bifid Tongue: Contributions of a Latina decolonial feminist reconceptualization of the self to rethink multilingualism in a decolonial vein

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli•ARTICLE•Multilingual Margins A journal of…•2024

    This article draws a connection between Latina decolonial feminist reconceptualization of the relational and multiplicitous nature of the self, and the project and possibilities of rethinking the role of multilingualism in promoting epistemic justice and the reconstitution of the communal. In particular, the author dwells into Maria Lugones’s border dwelling ‘world-traveling’ modality (1987) of moving between mutually exclusive selves, and its li…

  • Decoloniality in ELT: A Political Project

    Open Access•Carmen Helena Guerrero Nieto, Carmen Helena Guerreo-Nieto et al.•ARTICLE•Íkala Revista de Lenguaje y Cultura•2022

  • Sobre a colonialidade da linguagem

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli, Gabriela Alejandra Veronelli et al.•ARTICLE•Revista X•2021

    Este artigo apresenta um novo marco teórico para analisar relações linguísticas de poder e examina os efeitos linguísticos do que Aníbal Quijano chamou de a colonialidade do poder. A colonialidade da linguagem refere-se a um processo de racialização de populações colonizadas como agentes comunicativos (ou seja, possíveis interlocutores), que começa com a Conquista da América e que continua até hoje. A pesquisa foi focada na desumanização das popu…

  • A Coalitional Approach to Theorizing Decolonial Communication

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli•ARTICLE•Hypatia•2016•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    This article begins by examining the importance that critical intercultural dialogues have within the Modernity/Coloniality Research Program toward reaching an alternative geopolitics and body‐politics of knowledge, in order to raise the question whether the colonial difference creates conditions for dialogical situations that bring together critiques of coloniality emerging from different experiences of coloniality. The answer it offers is twofo…

  • Estado y colonialidad: Preguntas iniciales y primeros avances de investigación

    Open Access•Claudia Bermúdez Peña, Claudia Bermúdez-Peña et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Sociales del Estado•2016

    El presente artículo presenta los avances del investigación del grupo "Estado y colonialidad" que se formó en 2013 con el propósito de discutir el potencial de la teoría y método descoloniales para pensar críticamente el Estado-Nación en los diversos contextos nacionales latinoamericanos. La teoría de la colonialidad del poder formulada originalmente por Aníbal Quijano a principios de los años 90, y ampliada posteriormente por la red latinoameric…

  • Sobre la colonialidad del lenguaje y el decir

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli, Gabriela Alejandra Veronelli•ARTICLE•Universitas Humanística•2015•Cited by: 12•References: 2

    Este artículo presenta un nuevo marco teórico para analizar relaciones lingüísticas de poder que examina los efectos lingüisticos de lo que Aníbal Quijano ha teorizado como 'la colonialidad del poder.' La 'colonialidad del lenguaje' refiere a un proceso de racialización de poblaciones colonizadas como agentes comunicativos que comienza con la Conquista de América y continúa hasta hoy. La investigación está centrada en la deshumanización de las po…

  • Sobre la colonialidad del lenguaje y el decir

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli, Gabriela Alejandra Veronelli•ARTICLE•Universitas Humanística•2015•Cited by: 12•References: 2

    Este artículo presenta un nuevo marco teórico para analizar relaciones lingüísticas de poder que examina los efectos lingüisticos de lo que Aníbal Quijano ha teorizado como 'la colonialidad del poder.' La 'colonialidad del lenguaje' refiere a un proceso de racialización de poblaciones colonizadas como agentes comunicativos que comienza con la Conquista de América y continúa hasta hoy. La investigación está centrada en la deshumanización de las po…

  • A Coalitional Approach to Theorizing Decolonial Communication

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli•ARTICLE•Hypatia•2016•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    This article begins by examining the importance that critical intercultural dialogues have within the Modernity/Coloniality Research Program toward reaching an alternative geopolitics and body‐politics of knowledge, in order to raise the question whether the colonial difference creates conditions for dialogical situations that bring together critiques of coloniality emerging from different experiences of coloniality. The answer it offers is twofo…

  • Sobre la colonialidad del lenguaje y el decir

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli, Gabriela Alejandra Veronelli•ARTICLE•Universitas Humanística•2015•Cited by: 12•References: 2

    Este artículo presenta un nuevo marco teórico para analizar relaciones lingüísticas de poder que examina los efectos lingüisticos de lo que Aníbal Quijano ha teorizado como 'la colonialidad del poder.' La 'colonialidad del lenguaje' refiere a un proceso de racialización de poblaciones colonizadas como agentes comunicativos que comienza con la Conquista de América y continúa hasta hoy. La investigación está centrada en la deshumanización de las po…

  • A Coalitional Approach to Theorizing Decolonial Communication

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli•ARTICLE•Hypatia•2016•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    This article begins by examining the importance that critical intercultural dialogues have within the Modernity/Coloniality Research Program toward reaching an alternative geopolitics and body‐politics of knowledge, in order to raise the question whether the colonial difference creates conditions for dialogical situations that bring together critiques of coloniality emerging from different experiences of coloniality. The answer it offers is twofo…

  • Estado y colonialidad: Preguntas iniciales y primeros avances de investigación

    Open Access•Claudia Bermúdez Peña, Claudia Bermúdez-Peña et al.•ARTICLE•Estudios Sociales del Estado•2016

    El presente artículo presenta los avances del investigación del grupo "Estado y colonialidad" que se formó en 2013 con el propósito de discutir el potencial de la teoría y método descoloniales para pensar críticamente el Estado-Nación en los diversos contextos nacionales latinoamericanos. La teoría de la colonialidad del poder formulada originalmente por Aníbal Quijano a principios de los años 90, y ampliada posteriormente por la red latinoameric…

  • Sobre a colonialidade da linguagem

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli, Gabriela Alejandra Veronelli et al.•ARTICLE•Revista X•2021

    Este artigo apresenta um novo marco teórico para analisar relações linguísticas de poder e examina os efeitos linguísticos do que Aníbal Quijano chamou de a colonialidade do poder. A colonialidade da linguagem refere-se a um processo de racialização de populações colonizadas como agentes comunicativos (ou seja, possíveis interlocutores), que começa com a Conquista da América e que continua até hoje. A pesquisa foi focada na desumanização das popu…

  • Decoloniality in ELT: A Political Project

    Open Access•Carmen Helena Guerrero Nieto, Carmen Helena Guerreo-Nieto et al.•ARTICLE•Íkala Revista de Lenguaje y Cultura•2022

  • Linguistically World-Travelling’ and Speaking in a Bifid Tongue: Contributions of a Latina decolonial feminist reconceptualization of the self to rethink multilingualism in a decolonial vein

    Open Access•Gabriela Veronelli•ARTICLE•Multilingual Margins A journal of…•2024

    This article draws a connection between Latina decolonial feminist reconceptualization of the relational and multiplicitous nature of the self, and the project and possibilities of rethinking the role of multilingualism in promoting epistemic justice and the reconstitution of the communal. In particular, the author dwells into Maria Lugones’s border dwelling ‘world-traveling’ modality (1987) of moving between mutually exclusive selves, and its li…

  • Between Fungal Networks and Fractured Categories: An Interview with Gabriela Veronelli

    Gabriela Veronelli, Pascal Zurn•ARTICLE•philoSOPHIA•2025

    In this conversation, Perry Zurn interviews Gabriela Veronelli, campañera of the late Argentinian feminist philosopher María Lugones. While the conversation centers on Lugones’s interest in fungi and the inspiration she took from mycelial networks, it expands well beyond that. Veronelli explores how the mycelial approach subtends Lugones’s critique of the coloniality of knowledge and its logic of purity but also supports her theorizations of rela…

Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Colonialism (2 works) · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works)

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