Abstract
This Chapter like Chap. 4 is an attempt at application. If science has always been colonial and there can be a postcolonial science what might it look like. I adopt Wynter’s concept of Mythoi, Gilroy’s concept of raciology, and Harding’s studying up to show how there is already a postcolonial historiography and a postcolonial reading of science. I rely on the work of Daniela Bleichmar, Londa Schiebinger, and Judith Carney.
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