Epistemologies of Rape and Revelation

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This collection features essays that explore the intersections of language, philosophy, and science. Key topics include Hannah Arendt's insights on Swahili, the contributions of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy and Roy Harris to the philosophy of language, and the role of mechanical models in scientific discourse. Additionally, it delves into Jacques Ellul's perspectives and examines themes within decolonial linguistics, offering a diverse range of viewpoints on how language shapes and is shaped by philosophical and scientific thought.