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Ships that will never sail: the paradox of Rastafari Pan-Africanism.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Barry Chevannes
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'Material girls': lingering in the presence of the material sublime.: An article from: Critical Arts
Amanda du Preez
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We want our MTV: glocalisation of cable content in China, Korea and Japan.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
SeungHo Cho, Jee Young Chung
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Contesting the mechanisms of disinformation, Part II. Castro, Cuba, and the Empire: 'you are not a liberator'.(Fidel Castro)(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Clive Kronenberg
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AIDS messages in three AIDS-themed Indian movies: eroding AIDS-related stigma in India and beyond.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Louise M. Bourgault
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Organising complexities: the potential of multi-screen video-installations for ethnographic practice and representation.(Critical essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Steffen Kohn
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Distant and intimate conversations: media and indigenous health policy in Australia.(Essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Kerry McCallum
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The riches of embarrassment.(Short commentaries: under fire)(Viewpoint essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Willemien Froneman
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Into the borderlands: unruly pedagogy, tactile theory and the decolonising nation.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Rob Garbutt, Soenke Biermann, Baden Offord
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C.L.R. James, Pan-Africanism and the black radical tradition.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Anthony Bogues
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African intellectuals in the belly of the beast: migration, identity and the politics of African intellectuals in the North (1).: An article from: Critical Arts
Francis Njubi Nesbitt
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Brian McNair, An Introduction to Political Communication (3rd edition).(Book Review): An article from: Critical Arts
Phil Joffe
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Pleasuring body parts: women and soap operas in Brazil.(Critical essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Lisa Brown
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The address of the other: the body and the senses in contemporary south African visual art.(Introduction): An article from: Critical Arts
Leora Farber
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Poles apart: mapping the field of arts journalism in South Africa.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Gabriel J. Botma
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Constructing consciousness: Diasporic remembrances and imagining Africa in late modernity.(Critical Essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Jacinta K. Ph.D. Muteshi
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The politics of curriculum and pedagogy: teaching cultural studies in North East India.(Under fire)(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Parag Moni Sarma
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Staging/caging 'otherness' in the postcolony: spectres of the human zoo.(Critical essay): An article from: Critical Arts
Chokri Ben Chikha, Karel Arnaut
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'New' paradigms, 'new' theory and four priorities for South African mass communication and media research.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Pieter J. Fourie
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Africanising hybridity? Toward an Afropolitan aesthetic in contemporary South African fashion design.(Report): An article from: Critical Arts
Leora Farber
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Youth culture and rebellion: understanding Sierra Leone's wasted decade.: An article from: Critical Arts
Ibrahim Abdullah
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Journalism education in Africa: from critical pedagogical theory to meaning-based practice.: An article from: Critical Arts
John L. Hochheimer
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Ronald Segal. Islam's Black Slaves: a History of Africa's other Black Diaspora.(Book Review): An article from: Critical Arts
Bhekimpilo Sibanda
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Stuart Hall's (1997) Random Thoughts Provoked by the Conference "Identities, Democracy, Culture and Communication in Southern Africa," critical arts, ... (Comment).: An article from: Critical Arts
John J Williams
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Marking the Unmarked: Hip-Hop, the Gaze & the African Body in North America.: An article from: Critical Arts
Awad Ibrahim
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Painting our portraits: the state of contemporary San art in South Africa and its development potential, using !Xun and Khwe art as a case ... An article from: Critical Arts
Wendy Irene van de Weg, Shanade Barnabas
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Participation and Power.(Book Review): An article from: Critical Arts
Tawanda Runhare
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Encountering modernity: twentieth-century South African cinemas and South African national cinema.(Book review): An article from: Critical Arts
Edwin Hees
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On the psychology of oppression: blame me on history!(Personal account): An article from: Critical Arts
Brilliant Mhlanga
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Representations and objections: Geert Van Kesteren and the 13th International Aids Conference, Durban, 2000.: An article from: Critical Arts
Alexandra von Stauss
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Out of America: a black man confronts Africa.(Book Review): An article from: Critical Arts
Bhekimpilo Sibanda
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