Migration and Epistemic Violence

In this article an attempt is made to localize epistemological violence, as well as to unravel and unmask power structures, including points of friction between the migrating individual and the local community. Also, a new type of subject is presented, which, on the one hand, reveals the power structures inherent in the individual and in the society containing it and, on the other hand -through the extended model of existence-, offers opportunities for a coexistence, which would be marked by solidarity and fairness, and would occur through interpersonal connections. Using examples of power structures in language courses, in universities, and in the loss of cultural values through migration, epistemic violence is tracked and presented not only theoretically, but also factually.