Tyler M. Tully is a doctoral candidate in Religion and the Arthur Peacocke Graduate Scholar in Science and Theology at Exeter College, Oxford, whose teaching and research engages intersecting entanglements between liberal-humanism and U.S. settler-colonialism, Indigenous and Feminist materialisms, critical race, affect and political ecology.
Decolonization requires changing the politics of academia's knowledge production, argues Tyler M. Tully in this response to Episode 337: Decolonizing the Study of Religion with Malory Nye.
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