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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"critical fabulation"”.

  1. (Re)storing and (Re)storying Men with Broken Wrists: Using Intsomi as Critical Fabulation to Refute the Notion of Queerness as un-African

    … alongside techniques of biomythography and critical fabulations to queer the neocolonial archive, I work to “(re)store” and “(re)story” black queer African personhood, affirming its complicated place in African society and the visions of freedom and belonging animated by our shared histories …

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  2. (Re)storing and (Re)storying men with broken wrists: using intsomi as critical fabulation to refute the notion of queerness as un-African

    … alongside techniques of biomythography and critical fabulations to queer the neocolonial archive, I work to “(re)store” and “(re)story” black queer African personhood, affirming its complicated place in African society and the visions of freedom and belonging animated by our shared histories …

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  3. How to Disappear: Disidentification and biomythography as tools for queering and querying oppressive identity politics

    … literary work entitled Jesus Thesis and Other Critical Fabulations. The paper details in the first part, Modes of Disidentification, the practices of three black, interdisciplinary artists: Todd Gray, Sethembile Msezane and Athi-Patra Ruga operating at different intersections of black identity …

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  4. Imagination and Ancestral Memory in Memorial Drive and the Halsey Family Archive

    … dynamic. Engaging Saidiya Hartman's concept of critical fabulation, this project examines how archival absences, gaps, and silences are countered through imaginative storytelling in both literary and digital spaces. Through a close reading of Natasha Trethewey's memoir Memorial Drive as an …

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  5. Encruzilhadas de um museu íntimo: afrografias da memória e fabulações críticas em fotos de família no Acervo da Laje, Subúrbio Ferroviário de Salvador

    … Drawing on concepts such as afrografias and critical fabulation, it examines how family photographs and artistic practices engage with the preservation of peripheral memories and identities. Leda Martins’ concept of afrografias reveals photographic images that reflect Black identity and the …

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  6. The Givens-Theus Archive: Collection Management, Memory, and Narrative

    … I utilized the methods of oral history and critical fabulation and the methodologies of Black feminist museology and memory activism for this project.

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  7. Unbossed and Unbound: How can critical proximity transfigure British colonial moving images?

    … reading against the grain, auto ethnography or critical fabulation, all of which have influenced moving image practices. However there remain ethical questions, in terms of whether these methodologies sufficiently exist outside of the very knowledge systems that create totalizing and racist …

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  8. Sertransneja: identidade de gênero e migração na arte

    … track Trava da Peste, brings the perspective of critical fabulation and elements of nature, especially the river, as an ecological subject essential to life in the sertão, as opposed to the impacts of agribusiness and extractivism.

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  9. Green Herrings in a Yellow Room: A Counter Production of The Yellow Wallpaper

    … The Yellow Wallpaper is a designer’s work of critical fabulation. Published in 1892, the short story follows an unnamed woman prescribed a “rest cure” by her husband, John. Confined to a room wrapped in gothic yellow wallpaper, the narrator becomes obsessed with its patterns. As her mind …

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  10. "But... the luminous tree!" The Uses of the Imagination in Resistant Cultural Production

    … its main arguments using creative methods – critical fabulation, discourse and visual analysis, interviews, workshopping, soundscaping – in an online digital assemblage titled THIS IS A TEMPORAL LANDSCAPE, YOU WILL FIND NO DIRECTION HERE. This landscape uses creative practice to aid the …

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  11. Looking for Pirdoudan: The Past, Present, and Future of Mining in Armenia

    … of weaving an alternative history of Pirdoudan. Critical fabulation is employed, not only to visualize the gaps in our knowledge, but also to project a post-mine future of Kajaran based on a deep understanding and interpretation of the past. Kajaran is rebranded as an ideal ecological city …

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  12. From Mildrith to Muriel: networks of early English women’s literacy and collaborative literate production in the past and present

    … engages Jaqueline Jones Royster’s framework of Critical Imagination and Saidiya Hartman’s framework of Critical Fabulation in order to argue that, while we do not have archaeological evidence that can definitively prove what early medieval scriptoria looked like, we can indeed theorize about how …

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  13. Black Feminist Poiesis: Locating “The Uses of the Erotic” Within Black Domesticity

    … methodically situated between Sadiya Hartman’s critical fabulation and Rosamond S. King’s biomythography in “Radical Interdisciplinarity.” Like King, I desire to scream against the silence through radical interdisciplinary work I name interdisciplinary poiesis, utilizing poetry, traditional …

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