Afropessimism and Futures of ... : A Conversation with Frank Wilderson.

An interview with American writer Frank B. Wilderson is presented. Topics mentioned include the influence of genders and classes on Black Studies, the role of Afro-pessimism on the libidinal and structure economy, the creation of identity politics through a politics of culture, and the misunderstand...

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Publicado en:Black Scholar Vol. 50; no. 3; pp. 29 - 42
Autor principal: Park, Linette
Formato: Interview
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jul2020
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