Whose Knowledge? | Responding to the Hidden Crisis of “Unknowing”

Responding to the Hidden Crisis of “Unknowing”

Anasuya Sengupta at Salzburg Global Seminar. Source: Salzburg Global Seminar

“Here’s the internet. It has the potential to be democratic and emancipatory. It has the potential to be all the things people are claiming it already is. It is not.”

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Interview to Anasuya Sengupta by Lucy Browett

Salzburg Global Seminar | March 20, 2019

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