Race, Gender, and Speculation AAS 835 Special Topics/WGS 385-2 FILM 373-3/AMST 385-3 Emory University Spring 2020 W. 4:00pm-6:30pm Rich Hall 104 Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls
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Notes on Ruha Benjamin’s Race After Technology
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Notes from last week’s class on Yusoff’s A Billion Black Athropocenes or None and Karera’s “Blackness and the Pitfalls of the Anthropocene”
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Additional notes from FEB 5 class on NK Jemisin’s HOW LONG TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH
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Notes from Feb 5’s class on NK Jemisin’s HOW LONG TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH
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For class this week, Feb 5, 2020. Excited to introduce most of my students to the brilliant N.K. Jemisin.
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Notes from class two: What is Sci Fi? from
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Day One of Race, Gender, and Speculation at Emory University Spring 2020 +Notes on short film PUMZI (2010, Kenya) by Wanuri Kahiu +Student-generated community agreements
#scifi#fantasy#kenya#afrifuturism#afrofuturism#africana#race#gender#race and speculation#race gender and speculation#dystopia#east africa#water#futurism#emory university#african american studies#film studies#american studies#women gender sexuality studies#shante paradigm smalls#2020#spring semester#community
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Why might a song called "Africa" on an albulm titled VOODOO be relevant to a course on race, gender, and sci fi?
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Kayla Dalton, Justin Ramirez, Madison Coffey, Paige Shatola
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Group 6 Final Project: Knowledge in Pumzi and Monstress
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by Kayla Wilson, John McNally, Keisha Raymond, Michael Dormer, and Sylvia Lee
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by Kayla Wilson, John McNally, Keisha Raymond, Michael Dormer, and Sylvia Lee
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Group Project on Children of Men and Parable of the Sower by Maimuna Gassama, Marissa Purdy, Brianna Sanderson, Maia Rivero, and Arjeta Palevic
An imagined newspaper existing in the year 2027 in the conjoined world of Kee and Lauren.
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Group 1 Final Project: Taylor McCauley, Jovan Beattie, Iris Dumaual, and Johnathan Luc
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