No. 33 (2019): Image and Text

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• Guest editorial for themed section Black Panther and Afrofuturism: theoretical discourse and review

  Beschara Karam, Mark Kirby-Hirst

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• A nation under our feet: Black Panther, Afrofuturism and the potential of thinking through political structures

  Bibi Burger, Laura Engels

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• Wakanda rising: Black Panther and commodity production in the Disney universe

  Shenid Bhayroo

  47 - 67

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• The future of the past: imagi(ni)ng black womanhood, Africana womanism and Afrofuturism in Black Panther

  Rosemary Chikafa-Chipiro

  68 - 88

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• Do not make Africa an object of exploitation again

  Laura Burocco

  89 - 116

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• You act like a th’owed away child: Black Panther, Killmonger, and Pan-Africanist African-American identity

  Salim Washington

  117 - 143

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• Afrofuturism and decolonisation: using Black Panther as methodology

  Danielle Becker

  144 - 165

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• Advice on the use of gestures in presentation skills manuals: alignment between theory, research and instruction

  Adelia Carstens

  166 - 200

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• Human-Nature-Technology interfaces within the Avatar cinema-scape

  Mary-Anne Potter

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• Sonic fingerprints: on the situated use of voice in performative interventions by Donna Kukama, Lerato Shadi and Mbali Khoza

  Katja Gentric

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• Under Priscilla’s eyes: state violence against South Africa’s queer community during and after apartheid

  Brian Michael Müller

  244 - 280

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• Repetitions repeatedly repeated: mimetic desire, ressentiment, and mimetic crisis in Julian Rosefeld’s Manifesto (2015)

  Duncan Reyburn

  281 - 283

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• Persistence of the past and the here-and-now of the Union Buildings

  Alan Mabin

  284 - 315

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