I am so happy to share that yesterday, I defended my dissertation.
Ambivalent Spaces: Photography and Work in German Colonial Africa (1884-1918)
African Studies/ @HumboldtUni
OUT NOW🎉: Andre de Lemos Freixo and João Ohara's “History and Ethics: An Introduction to the Theme Issue,” our newest addition to #OneMoreThing! In it, the authors introduce the December 2024 #HistoryAndEthics theme issue.
Read it here: https://t.co/87YGIfL8cK
@rodrigo_turin exatamente! e se a catastrofe nao ocorre na dimensão e intensidade que foi alertada, o argumento de efeitos das mudanças climaticas perde força.
@odiloncaldeira Na Humboldt eu tinha aula 12h15. Achava horrivel. Mas, pelo menos nao estava sozinha, até o professor reclamava do horario da disciplina!
@DyonizKindata (whether photographs or paintings) produced in colonial contexts in the Americas and Africa to rethink and question historical narratives. Artists such as Tuli Mekondjo and Rosana Paulino are notable examples. Thank you once again for your interest and thoughtful questions!
How was work in Africa under colonialism framed and archived? How did photographs from the colonial past cross borders?
In this short text, I address these two questions by examining my findings during research at Cambridge University Library.
https://t.co/YpCLs0QLhq
@DyonizKindata Regarding the ethical question, it is a constant consideration and I, must say, do not have a single answer. At the moment, for example, I have been following how contemporary artists are using images..