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decentre
(redirected from decentring)

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decentre decenter (US) [diːˈsentəʳ] VT → descentrar
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This is because historical particularities peculiar to regions hardly conform to the neat categorisation of "universality" of the human experience; such narratives as those emanating from South Africa make nonsense of the poststructuralist theory of decentring as an analytical tool.
The self-invention of Hugh Masekela by Raditlhalo, Sam / Journal of Literary Studies
Julia Black, Decentring Regulation: Understanding the Role of Regulation and Self-Regulation in a "Post-Regulatory" World, 54 CURRENT LEGAL PROBS.
Strengthening international regulation through transnational new ... by Abbott, Kenneth W.; Snidal, Duncan / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
Many Women's Studies programs across the country have either been closed down or been renamed as gender or sexuality studies, potentially decentring a focus on women.
Connecting, collaborating and surviving: the story of a Women's ... by Harris, Nonie; Baker, Joanne / Outskirts: feminisms along the edge
 
 
 
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