3. Our analysis of colonial unknowing is indebted to the critical literature on colonial regimes of knowledge.
Noble approaches female masculinity from the position of language, postulating the potential of language to challenge existing regimes of knowledge and knowledge production.
Postcolonialist theologies are interested in deconstructing western dominant regimes of knowledge; for exemplary studies, see Kwok Pui-lan, Postcolonial Imagination and Feminist Theology (Westminster John Knox Press, 2005); and Catherine Keller, et al. eds., Postcolonial Theologies: Divinity and Empire (Chalice Press, 2004).
Examining work from the life sciences, social sciences, and arts & humanities, we explore the ways in which life and death, disease and survivability, health and thriving are shaped by infectious microbes, embodied eco-social forces, and contingent regimes of knowledge-power.
This ambition may require reaching out across professional groups (clinicians, managers, analysts, etc)., academic disciplines (medicine, economics, political sciences, etc)., organizations [ 15], hierarchies and countries, in other words, across different 'regimes' of knowledge holders [ 9, 16].
It reads latent anxieties in the policing of bodies and borders, both in the colonies and in the metropole, and examines the forces that empire mustered to curtail perceived threats to its regimes of power and knowledge.
Health-enhancing progressive gender-deconstructive projects therefore need to consider issues around liberating Black masculinities from colonialist, racialised regimes of power and knowledge as they rub against hetero-patriarchy (Ratele 2013).
There is a good agreement for the α discharges in the normal and abnormal regime, but still a lack of knowledge in the case of the sheath-only structure.
Criticizing the Algerians for their harsh tactics, as the British and Japanese have done, simply shows "a deep lack of knowledge about this regime, of its functioning," she said.
CUPs present a significant challenge for physicians, since many of the current treatment regimes rely on knowledge of the type and origin of the primary tumor.
That shift may reflect the regime's knowledge of the growing disaffection, as may the hints of economic reforms – though similar proposals have emerged before.
