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The root prefix pluri- comes from the Latin plur-, meaning plus, many, or more than one: Multi. The pluriverse challenges the modernist ontology of universalism or universal truth in favor of what could become a poetic multiplicity of possible worlds and means of expression. It challenges the idea that European scientific rationalism is epistemically superior to all other traditions. No single epistemology, or any of the social, cultural, or technological relations that it produces, can be allowed to dominate at the expense of the expression of others. Many ways of doing and thinking …