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The overarching purpose of all this analysis is supposed to be justice, an end to the.
oppression Fanon is experiencing and telling us about. In describing the ways that all blacks are.
not free, Fanon is demanding a change: freedom for everyone. My concern is that a misreading.
of Fanon, an attempt to achieve justice via an already worked out concept of race, will fail to.
liberate. Joy James ends one important anthology of Fanon studies by reminding us of the.
importance of first seeing Fanon as a liberation theorist and second understanding what it takes.
to actually do liberatory work. In "`Bread and Land': Frantz Fanon's `Native Intellectual'" James.
reminds us that Fanon is always.
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reminding intellectuals that radical liberatory theory serves those lacking.
sufficient land and bread. ... Fanon warns us not only of intellectual concealment,.
but against an intellectualism that distances itself from the specificity of justice.
struggles in order to offer truncated concepts of liberation and a myopic view of.
repression.32.
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Similarly Kruks' most basic concern is reinvigorating a notion of identity politics that neither.
oversteps its bounds by requiring inaccessible abstract universals or a subjective solipsism and.
that can also return to its earlier invocations which called not only for recognition but for a.
redistribution of material goods.33 Bernasconi is also focused on Fanon's liberatory struggles..
The general purpose of the essay "Casting the Slough: Fanon's New Humanism for a New.
Humanity" is to defend and encourage Fanon's work toward justice. Bernasconi concludes with.
a warning that "theoreticians should avoid trying to disarm [the old order] ahead of time by.
presuming that they always know where it will lead."34 Of course, that final remark is meant to.
claim that the end of racialism may not be the end of the dialectic of identity. So, there is an.
appropriate openness, but it is limited by first assuming the end of racial categories. And, what.
we find in common with all these readers of Fanon, along with Lewis Gordon, is their.
commitment to understand him as an existential phenomenologist. So what might go wrong.
when we do not leave the end open and are not committed to a phenomenological analysis of.
experience? We close off possibilities, and areas of study and activism fail to fulfill their.
missions. A quick look at three ostensibly liberatory projects, Critical Whiteness Studies,.
Indigenous Studies, and Development Studies, will show that the endeavors of many.
practitioners who claim to already know what various identities will (should) or will not (should.
not) mean for us truncates the projects..
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Critical Whiteness Studies, insofar as it is almost exclusively undertaken by.
"abolitionists,"35 often fails to see what other kinds of experiences it is missing out on and how it.
alienates, rather than informs, many white folk. Surely, important work is being done by.
exposing whiteness as the norm for human being and by revealing the many (invisible) privileges.
afforded to whites. We need to understand that "Whiteness is parasitic on Blackness" and other.
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32 Joy James, ""Bread and Land": Frantz Fanon's "Native Intellectual,"" in Fanon: A Critical Reader, eds. Lewis R..
Gordon, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, and Renee T. White, (Cambridge, Blackwell, 1996). 309..
33 See Kruks 2001, especially pp. 86-8 and pp. 105-110..
34 Robert Bernasconi, "Casting the Slough: Fanon's New Humanism for a New Humanity," in Fanon: A Critical.
Reader, eds. Lewis R. Gordon, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, and Renee T. White, (Cambridge, Blackwell, 1996)..
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35 Here I am invoking David Rodger's phrase for the effort to eliminate all racial categories as meaningful..
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An ongoing art project, highlighting the dialectics between the color of the hold and the tape, as sekk as the tape pattern.
Since october 2012 i have made around 70 boulders at Vulkan climbing gym, with more to come.
Artist || Sebastian Mary Tay 鄭雋霖 (b.1989 in Singapore)
Exhibitor || Whitestone Gallery, Singapore
Exhibition || Sama Sama
(top to bottom)
Title || Chromatic Solstice 11 (2016)
Giclée printing on semi-gloss paper
75.0 x 100.0 cm
Title || Chromatic Solstice 17 (2016)
Giclée printing on semi-gloss paper
75.0 x 100.0 cm
The land structures in the Chromatic Solstice series are constructed from sawdust, powder, pigment, and light. It is a comparative study of light qualities between tropical and temperate climates. Inspired by the theatrical light of both tropical and temperate skies, observed through the repetitive equinoxes and solstices cycles, the series is an imaginative attempt to expand the possibilities of light and its relation to the spatiality of natural landscapes.
The constructing and photographing process of each image in this series takes place over a period of three to seven days, with important considerations placed in the lighting and composition of each landscape structure, and with the aim of uniting the vocabulary of materials into the spatial singularity of a photographic image: the landscapes provide a theatrical space where colours are manifested, and engaged in dialectics with each other.
The colours, light, and composed landscapes consequently assemble themselves as a spatial entity in the embodiment of the fog and an invitation to embark on a journey of imagination and contemplation.
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Sebastian Mary Tay is an interdisciplinary artist and educator whose research explores the foundations of photography in the age of AI. He holds a PhD in Art History (Ragusa, Italy) and an MRes from Glasgow, UK.
He teaches across art history, theory, and lens-based practices, and is an elected Professional Member of The Society of Scottish Artists.
"The Fontana Maggiore, a masterpiece of medieval sculpture, placed in the centre of Piazza IV Novembre (formerly Piazza Grande), is the monument symbol of the city of Perugia.
The fountain was prepared in a workshop and then assembled in the centre of the square; it was made of stone from Assisi. The fountain consists of two concentric polygonal marble basins, on top a bronze cup (by the artisan Rosso Padellaio from Perugia) decorated with a coloured bronze group of feminine figures (perhaps nymphs) out of which comes the water.
The lower basin is made up of 25 mirrors, each divided into 2 tiles that describe the 12 months of the year, each of which is related to a zodiac symbol. Each month is connected to scenes of daily life and the characteristic farming work. As in other contemporary sculptures from Europe, in which the months are represented, here the manual work obtains dignity.[5] In this basin manual labour is in fact represented together with the arti liberali (liberal arts), with philosophy, with characters from the Bible and the history of Rome; in this specific order:
• The month of January (a gentleman and his wife at the hearth – Aquarius)
• The month of February (two fishermen - Pisces)
• The month of March (the "spinario" and the pruning of the vineyard - Aries)
• The month of April (two allegories of spring - Taurus)
• The month of May (two Knights on Falconry - Gemini)
• The month of June (the harvest and flailing - Cancer)
• The month of July (the threshing and the division of wheat - Lion)
• The month of August (the fig harvest - Virgo)
• The month of September (the crushing of must - Libra and the grape harvest)
• The month of October (the filling up of casks - Scorpion and the construction of casks)
• The month of November (the ploughing - Sagittarius and the sowing)
• The month of December (the slaughter of the pork - Capricorn)
• The Lion Guelph and the Griffin of Perugia
• Grammar and Dialectic
• Rhetoric and Arithmetic
• Geometry and Music
• Astronomy and Philosophy
Two eagles, on the right one the signature of Giovanni Pisano
• The Original Sin and the expulsion from Eden
• Samson kills the Lion and Samson and Dalila
• David triumphant and Goliath defeated
• Romulus and Remus (represented as two falconers)
• The she-wolf that fed Romulus, Remus and their mother Rea Silvia
• Two of Aesop's fables (the fox and the crane and the wolf and the lamb)"
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Paradig11n1tic changes, both social and cultural, require a more detailed and nuanced study than is usually done on this campus. Incremental shifts over time need to be understood, and chronicled, with a perspective that empathizes rather than sympathizes or criticizes. This, '"e strongly feel, has not yet been attempted on this otherwise-intellectually-vibrant campus, which should engage more vigorously with the dialectics of culture. .
The Indic Consolidation will attempt to do precisely that, a nd explore the var·ious facets of India's contested socio-cultural space; and endeavour to bring to light issues that have been misrepresented in their existential essence. In this context, what comes to mind straightaway is a rigorous study of all our canonical classical texts, which have, hithe.-to, been relegated to the dark labyrinths of equivocation. .
We seck to redraw the noetic topography of the campus along the lines of a novel methodology. In this, we need, and ask for·, the help of all the members of the .JNU-community, who would like to sec n new intellectual dawn on this campus. .
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Revolutionary Fanonism: on Frantz Fanon's modification of marxism and.
decolonization of democratic socialism.
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Reiland Rabaka..
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Socialism and democracy, Vol. 25, No. 1, Mar 2011, pp. 126-145..
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Revolutionary Fanonism: On Frantz.
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Decolonization of Democratic Socialism.
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Posted on May 20, 2012 by sdonline.
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The Riddles of Revolutionary Fanonism - Much More Than Marxism in Blackface: Fanon's.
Critical Modification of Marxism in the Anti-Imperialist Interests of Africa and Africans,.
Among the Other Wretched of the Earth.
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It is important, at the outset, for us not to confuse what I am calling "revolutionary.
Fanonism" with Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s conception of "critical Fanonism." For Gates.
"critical Fanonism" entails, not reading Frantz Fanon to ascertain what his lifework and.
legacy offers to the ongoing struggle against imperialism, but an intertextual exercise that.
critiques others' interpretations of Fanon, especially if the interpreters attempt to connect.
Fanon's critical thought to radical political practice. Gates, in "Critical Fanonism" (1999),.
sternly states: "My intent is not to offer a reading of Fanon to supplant these others, but to.
read, even if summarily, some of these readings of Fanon" (252). Ultimately what Gates.
provides is a part poststructuralist, part postmodernist, and part postcolonialist read of Fanon.
that surreptitiously serves as a theoretical substitute for the Frantz Fanon who decidedly.
committed himself to: revolutionary decolonization; the Algerian revolution; revolutionary.
Pan-Africanism; revolutionary humanism; and, a distinct African-centered brand of.
democratic socialism with serious implications for revolutionary re-Africanization. That.
Fanon, which is to say, the Fanon who revealingly wrote A Dying Colonialism, Toward the.
African Revolution and, of course, The Wretched of the Earth, is tellingly absent from Gates's.
Black Skin, White Masks-based read (or, rather, misread) of Fanon. In Gates's own words:.
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Fanon's current fascination for us has something to do with the convergence of the.
problematic of colonialism with that of subject-formation. As a psychoanalyst of culture, as a.
champion of the wretched of the earth, he is an almost irresistible figure for a criticism that.
sees itself as both oppositional and postmodern. And yet there's something Rashomon-like.
about his contemporary guises. It may be a matter of judgment whether his writings are rife.
with contradiction or richly dialectical, polyvocal, and multivalent; they are in any event.
highly porous, that is, wide open to interpretation, and the readings they elicit are, as a result,.
of unfailing symptomatic interest: Frantz Fanon, not to put too fine a point on it, is a.
Rorschach blot with legs. (252).
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The Education Relief Foundation, ERF, Dec 7-8, 2017, A two days event in Geneva on Balanced and Inclusive Education.
ERF's Mission is to deliver, promote and embed a new, inclusive balanced education that enables young people to learn from the contributions of diverse civilisations and cultures.
ERF's balanced and Inclusive Education is based on four foci: intraculturalism, transdisciplinarity, dialecticism, and contextuality.
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Warlock Apprentice The status of a wizard is transcendent in all continents and in the universal plane.
Mysterious, wise, cruel and bloodthirsty are synonymous with wizards. But what does a real wizard look like?
After coming into contact with the world of wizards, Angel came to the conclusion:
Wizards are a group of people who illuminate themselves with intellect-driven ideas, but are in a dialectical world with a materialistic attitude.
In other words, this is a group of alternative scientists who walk alone in a rigorous manner in the pursuit of understanding reality.
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Multiple worlds, boundless overlap. Under the guidance of intelligent creatures, they have walked out of their respective paths of civilization.
Among them, the wizard world, with its unique cultivation of civilization, runs through the endless plane.
Even if the wizard world is so strong, the reality of the universe, is that the mysteries of the dimension are still unbreakable.
Until, a multiverse traveler, visited this side of the world. (The traveler is not the protagonist, the traveler is not the protagonist , the traveler is not the protagonist, things that are important are said three times!)
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"The Fontana Maggiore, a masterpiece of medieval sculpture, placed in the centre of Piazza IV Novembre (formerly Piazza Grande), is the monument symbol of the city of Perugia.
The fountain was prepared in a workshop and then assembled in the centre of the square; it was made of stone from Assisi. The fountain consists of two concentric polygonal marble basins, on top a bronze cup (by the artisan Rosso Padellaio from Perugia) decorated with a coloured bronze group of feminine figures (perhaps nymphs) out of which comes the water.
The lower basin is made up of 25 mirrors, each divided into 2 tiles that describe the 12 months of the year, each of which is related to a zodiac symbol. Each month is connected to scenes of daily life and the characteristic farming work. As in other contemporary sculptures from Europe, in which the months are represented, here the manual work obtains dignity.[5] In this basin manual labour is in fact represented together with the arti liberali (liberal arts), with philosophy, with characters from the Bible and the history of Rome; in this specific order:
• The month of January (a gentleman and his wife at the hearth – Aquarius)
• The month of February (two fishermen - Pisces)
• The month of March (the "spinario" and the pruning of the vineyard - Aries)
• The month of April (two allegories of spring - Taurus)
• The month of May (two Knights on Falconry - Gemini)
• The month of June (the harvest and flailing - Cancer)
• The month of July (the threshing and the division of wheat - Lion)
• The month of August (the fig harvest - Virgo)
• The month of September (the crushing of must - Libra and the grape harvest)
• The month of October (the filling up of casks - Scorpion and the construction of casks)
• The month of November (the ploughing - Sagittarius and the sowing)
• The month of December (the slaughter of the pork - Capricorn)
• The Lion Guelph and the Griffin of Perugia
• Grammar and Dialectic
• Rhetoric and Arithmetic
• Geometry and Music
• Astronomy and Philosophy
Two eagles, on the right one the signature of Giovanni Pisano
• The Original Sin and the expulsion from Eden
• Samson kills the Lion and Samson and Dalila
• David triumphant and Goliath defeated
• Romulus and Remus (represented as two falconers)
• The she-wolf that fed Romulus, Remus and their mother Rea Silvia
• Two of Aesop's fables (the fox and the crane and the wolf and the lamb)"
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The Education Relief Foundation, ERF, Dec 7-8, 2017, A two days event in Geneva on Balanced and Inclusive Education.
ERF's Mission is to deliver, promote and embed a new, inclusive balanced education that enables young people to learn from the contributions of diverse civilisations and cultures.
ERF's balanced and Inclusive Education is based on four foci: intraculturalism, transdisciplinarity, dialecticism, and contextuality.
SPECIAL GUEST E. MORIN AND J. LANG
photo credit: ERF/PM VIROT