Postcolonial Publics: Art and Citizen Media in Europe

Postcolonial Publics: Art and Citizen Media in Europe presents a collection of sixteen chapters that explore the themes of how migrants, refugees and citizens express and share their political and social causes and experiences through art and media. These expressions, which we term ‘citizen media’,...

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Formato:	Online
Idioma:	inglês
Publicado em:	Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2024
Assuntos:	Warsan Shire,Postsocialism,Palestine,New media,Conflict news,Coloniality,Failure,Renaming,Rhythm,Black Italian women intellectuals,Decoloniality of knowledge,Politics,User-generated content,Postcolonial France,Activism,Flesh witnessing,Postcolonial,Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie,Bowie,Border culture,Refugee Tales,Black portraitures,Literature of migration,Colonialism,Counter-publics,Decolonial citizenship,Social media,African-European,Eastern Europe,Hostile environment,Visibility,Participatory art and public spaces,Mainstream media,Syria war,Cinema,Theatre and refugees,Racism,Relay,Estonian art,Activist curating,Borderscape,Postcolonial theory,Celebrity,Humour,Citizenship,Black comedians,Digital activism,Slavery,Documentary auto-ethnography,Knowledge,Anticolonialism,Intellectual,Multimodal narration,Postcolonial Europe,Decoloniality,Italy,Intersectionality,Borders,Crisis ordinariness,Research,Discrimination,Structural racism,Podcasts,Visual art,Memory,Justice,Radio,Black intellectuals,Post-socialism,Romania,Artivist engagement,Migrant Voices,Blackness,Citizen media,Performance and spatial politics,Relation,Reni Eddo-Lodge,Teju Cole,Diaspora,Social engagement
Acesso em linha:	ONIX_20240222_9788869696770_209
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