Volume 1
Knowing Otherwise
The Argument
Sixteen chapters that dismantle the Eurocentric default of IB TOK and rebuild it from African, Indigenous, and Global South foundations.
Table of Contents
- Pre.The Commission
- 01African Agency Leads
- 02What TOK 2022 Actually Says, and What It Defaults To
- 03Reading the IB's Own Receipts
- 04Kurukan Fuga as Governance Epistemology
- 05African Women as Architects
- 06Ubuntu, Badenya, Role-Ethics
- 07The Jeli as Knowledge System
- 08Sinology and the Ars Contextualis
- 09Two Walls
- 10The Americas Lead
- 11LGBTQIAA+ Affirming Epistemology
- 12The Disabled and Neurodivergent Knower
- 13Data as Scale of Mandate
- 14Citation as Method
- 15How TOK Could Run
- 16Holding the IB to Its Own Receipts
- CodaReception, Refusal, Repair