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Afrofuturism and the Law: A Manifesto [PDF]
<p><span>Afrofuturism seems to be everywhere these days. In music, film, dance, literature. And in this special symposium issue of the Georgetown Law Journal, “Afrofuturism and the Law.” This prompts a foundational question. What is “Afrofuturism and the ...
Capers, I. Bennett
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International Journal of Francophone Studies, 2020
Recently, there has been a surge of African screen media representations of environmental awareness and solutions for sustainable communities as the Global South experiences increasing urban migration and climate change. Much of the focus in this work is on the precarity of daily life for those on the margins of large urban agglomerations. This article
Marie-Paule Macdonald, Sheila Petty
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Recently, there has been a surge of African screen media representations of environmental awareness and solutions for sustainable communities as the Global South experiences increasing urban migration and climate change. Much of the focus in this work is on the precarity of daily life for those on the margins of large urban agglomerations. This article
Marie-Paule Macdonald, Sheila Petty
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Afrocentricity in AfroFuturism
2023In the twenty-first century, AfroFuturism—a historical and philosophical concept of the future imagined through a Black cultural lens-has been interpreted through a myriad of writers, artists, scientists, and other visionary creatives. In this book, the editor curates a collection of interdisciplinary essays that critiques existing scholarship on Black
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Extrapolation, 2020
Unless we set up our critical mirrors very carefully, arguably there is no such thing as Afrofuturism.
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Unless we set up our critical mirrors very carefully, arguably there is no such thing as Afrofuturism.
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Making a Case for Afrofuturism as a Critical Qualitative Inquiry Method for Liberation
Public IntegrityAfrofuturism as “both an artistic aesthetic and a framework for critical theory” is concerned with racial equity and technological agency to create emergent liberatory [social] systems.
Eseonu, T., Okoye, F.
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An Afrofuture of Global Health
Social Science & MedicineBased on archival and ethnographic research from Senegal, West Africa, this article uses Afrofuturism as a theoretical framework and orientation to understand how global health might be better suited for people around the world. We take the concept of interembodiment (Bunkley, 2022) as a way of thinking about how perspectives from the Continent can ...
Emma Nelson Bunkley +3 more
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AFROFUTURISM AND AFRICAN PHILOSOPHY OF TIME:
2023This chapter assesses the African philosophical notions of time and how such cultural paradigms can better enrich AfroFuturism, combatting the Eurocentric masquerade by way of the restoration of African ways of knowing. Had Europeans not so forcefully and violently upended African epistemology and supposing transcultural relations between Africans and ...
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Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 2018
Afrofuturism combines science fiction and fantasy to reexamine how the future is currently imagined, and to reconstruct futures thinking with a deeper insight into the black experience, especially ...
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Afrofuturism combines science fiction and fantasy to reexamine how the future is currently imagined, and to reconstruct futures thinking with a deeper insight into the black experience, especially ...
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