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Social Sciences and Humanities in Muslim Societies: Exploring Ecologies of Knowledge Production

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Date(s)
May 20, 2025
Location
Room 03/004, Main Site Tower, QUB
Time
10:30 - 12:00
Price
free

All are invited to this School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work event. Registration is not required. 

Speaker - Dr Yusuf Oldac
Assistant Professor, Department of Education Policy and Leadership, The Education University of Hong Kong
Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies

Abstract:
This talk examines the contributions of Muslim societies to Social Sciences and Humanities research. Framed by de Sousa Santos’ (2016) concept of ‘Ecologies of Knowledges’, it emphasises the significance and standing of knowledge produced outside of mainstream hegemonic scientific paradigms, including perspectives from Africa, Asia, and South America. Utilising a combination of theoretical and scientometric insights, this seminar focuses on the contributions from Muslim societies to contemporary global academic discourse.

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Lecture / Talk / Discussion
Department
School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work
Audience
All
Hashtag
#muslim #humanities #knowledge
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