Articles

• Complications and concessions: ecofeminism in Black Panther African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Terry Westby-Nunn

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• Re-forming Hollywood’s imagination: beyond the box office and into the boardroom African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Jeanne-Marie Viljoen

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• The Invisibilities of an Afrofuturistic utopia – the erasure of Black queer bodies in Black Panther African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Melusi Mntungwa

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• Accounting for the popularity of Black Panther among Black South African women in Soweto township African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Blessing Makwambeni, Andzisani Prunnel Sibiya

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• Black Panther: a reception analysis African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Anusharani Sewchurran

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• Killmonger: scoring modes and representation in Black Panther African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Ntombi Ngubane

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• Liberatory violence or the gift: paths to decoloniality in Black Panther African Perspectives on Marvel’s Black Panther

  Xiletelo Mabasa, Priscilla Boshoff

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• Reading gamefully: videogamification as multimodal pedagogy for high school setworks

  Nic de Jager

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• Book Review African somaesthetics: cultures, feminisms, politics

  Jenni Lauwrens

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• The importance of context-relative knowledge for illustrating wordless picture books

  Maria Magdalena Ellmann, Gera de Villiers, Elmarie Costandius, Adrie Haese, Neeske Alexander

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• [Un]performing voice: Simnikiwe Buhlungu/Euridice Zaituna Kala

  Katje Gentric

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• Exhibition Review Guernicas – A Commentary on the South African Condition Review of Post-apartheid Guernica (10 October 2021 – 30 January 2022)

  Siseko H. Kumalo

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• Special section editorial Challenging legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist notions of place

  Karen von Veh, Landi Raubenheimer

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• Defining a sphere of influence: Karel Landman’s centenary monument Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Brenda Schmahmann, Vineet Thakur, Peter Vale

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• Occupying Space: Land art and the Red Power Movement, c. 1965-78 Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Scout Hutchinson

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• Trauma and the Scottish Gàidhealtachd – Contemporary artistic responses to the Highland Clearances Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Alexander Boyd

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• Memorials, landscape and white masculinity: dialogic interventions in South African art Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Karen von Veh, Landi Raubenheimer

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• The ‟in-between” element of the Europa and the Bull myth: responses by contemporary Greek artists (2002- 2018) to the myth’s politicisation by the EU Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Themis Veleni

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• In search of a ‘POST’: The rise of Cosmism in contemporary Russian culture Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Julia Tikhonova Wintner

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• Queering the soil: Reimagining landscape and identity in queer artistic practices in Cyprus Challenging Legacies in Post-Colonial and Post-Socialist Notions of Place

  Elena Parpa

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• Special section editorial Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  Jenni Lauwrens

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• Light on loss in new works by Paul Emmanuel Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  Irene Bronner

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• Embodied encounters with AntheA Delmotte’s performance of Return to Chaos Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  John Steele

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• From the physical to the digital: Encounters in the KKNK online gallery Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  Dineke Orton

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• embodied-enTAnglements/ enTAngled-embodiments performaTIVe encounters with materials, creative process, and the artist-woman’s body Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  Bev Butkow

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• Haptic modes of engagement in Willem Boshoff’s Blind Alphabet Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  Jenni Lauwrens

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• Haecceity and haptics: A critical explication of bookness in Speaking in Tongues: Speaking Digitally / Digitally Speaking Corporeality / Sensoriality / Materiality: Body-centered interpretations of South African art

  David Paton

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