| Ceremony : (burial of an undead world)
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| Sylvia Wynter's Caribbean ceremony
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2022 |
Kamugisha, Aaron |
| Feminist ruptures with no end in sight
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2022 |
Damiani, Giulia |
| The speculative menagerie
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2022 |
An, Ho Rui |
| On non-alignable materialisms
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2022 |
O'Reilly, Rachel |
| Kiss the dead
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2022 |
Giuliano, Elisa |
| The ceremony can(not) be found in the serpent(ine)
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2022 |
Xiang, Zairong |
| No burial for the undead
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2022 |
Tancons, Claire |
| The cosmology of conversion
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2022 |
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| The art of living well, and of dying well
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2022 |
Hameed, S. Ayesha |
| When my people gather together
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2022 |
Harman, Whess |
| The ceremony was never lost
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2022 |
Figueroa, Esther |
| Wynter'S autopoietic overturn and nonadaptive agency
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2022 |
Reed, Patricia |
| A case in which the living being transforms the power of the word
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2022 |
Washington, Michael |
| "Not by gods but by metaphors" : ceremonial metaphorics after humanism
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2022 |
Maltz-Leca, Leora |
| Limits to cosmology
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2022 |
Franke, Anselm |
| Wynter is coming : black communism, translation, and technics : part 2: figuring up (figures of calculation)
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2022 |
Solomon, Jon |
| Manimism and the primary error
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2022 |
Burton, James |
| Two scenes after humanism and the autopoetic turn
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2022 |
Lubrin, Canisia |
| Paratext and heresy
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2022 |
Fromont, Cecile |
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