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All Mutual Aid is Speculative Fiction: Critical Fabulation and its Role in Achieving Abolition
, 2021 Through the practice of critical fabulation, authors of speculative fiction can practice mutual aid with the goal of achieving abolition. Critical fabulation within speculative fiction allows authors to use their imagine to create worlds free of prisons,
Alvarez, Adaylin
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Hamlet after Genocide: The Haunting of Soghomon Tehlirian and Empirical Fabulation [PDF]
Comparative Studies in Society and History, 2023 Soghomon Tehlirian was acquitted in Berlin in 1921 for the killing of Talat Paşa, Ottoman minister and architect of the Armenian Genocide. Complicating clear-cut distinctions between truth and fabulation, and personal revenge and legal justice, this ...
Ayşe Parla, Parla, Ayse
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Adeptus, 2021 Saidiya Hartman and Wayward Biographies: What Can Black Herstories Do for the Polish “People’s Turn”? This article presents on the method of “critical fabulation”, developed by American academic Saidiya Hartman with a view to reconstructing lost ...
Łukasz Kiełpiński
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Medienimpulse, 2023 „Hat die Sklaverei jemals wirklich geendet?“ ist, so konstatierte Judith Butler, die zentrale Frage, die Saidiya Hartman umtreibt. Auch in ihrem 2022 von Anna Jäger ins Deutsche übersetzte Aufsässige Leben, schöne Experimente. Von rebellischen schwarzen
Sonja Gassner
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Critical Tools for Machine Learning:Working with Intersectional Critical Concepts in Machine Learning Systems Design [PDF]
Conference on Fairness, Accountability and Transparency, 2022 This paper investigates how intersectional critical theoretical concepts from social sciences and humanities research can be worked with in machine learning systems design. It does so by presenting a case study of a series of speculative design workshops,
Draude, Claude +2 more
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Humanities, 2020 Enduring legacies of racial violence signal the need to reconcile with the past. This paper comparatively explores various speculative works that either reinforce a paradigm of White innocence that serves to deny such legacies or center critical dialogue
Javier Ernesto Perez
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Bakhtiniana: Revista de Estudos do DiscursoABSTRACT The objective of this article is to understand the effects of the colonial-slave system on perceptions of childhood by analyzing two autobiographical texts. The first presents Juan Francisco Manzano who narrated his memories as a boy enslaved in Cuba in the early nineteenth century, in The Autobiography of Slave (1840).
Diego Carvalho de Oliveira Soares +1 more
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, 2023 Working briefly at the National Museum of Kosova there were artifacts within the permanent collection that stuck to me, haunting me beyond my short internship. I found myself thinking incessantly about these markers of Albanian identity: how have they come to gain their venerated status and who/ what does this status negate?
Drita Bruqi Kabashi (17092225)
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From proof and unproof to critical fabulation: a response to Frieman
AntiquityIn her debate article, Frieman's (2024) reflections on the idea of unproof are a welcome and elegant addition to current debate on the nature of archaeological evidence, how we construct the stories we tell about the past, and the role of archaeology in the contemporary world.
Rachel J. Crellin
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The German quarterlyThis article engages with aesthetic acts of experimentation in Olivia Wenzel's 1000 Serpentinen Angst . Building on recent scholarship on the politics of aesthetics in Wenzel's text, I argue that these experiments are intertwined with key themes in the ...
Maria Roca Lizarazu
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