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Re/Narration … processing transformation
Eventhough P.Sutton reminds with his remark especially to cinematic spectatorship I would like to extend/transform this remark on translation/transition practices of re/narrating – re/reading – re/writing onto evocative media practices in
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following up … imagining space / telling stories / issues of hybridity
... and what/where/who allocates the position of blogs and bloggers .?? .. readworthy especially also some of the comments on
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imagining space …
...the title “Black Atlantic” was taken of your theory work of the same name of 1993. It named a transkulturellen area, in which black history and present can be located. How is the “Black Atlantic” characterised? Paul Gilroy:
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just around the corner
Paul Gilroy, professor of Sociology and African-American Studies in an interview for the taz (sorrily only accessible in german and for one day)
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performative acts
Homi Bhabha’s quote, which came along with exploring the(no)space of Black Atlantic at the House of World Cultures the recent days, kept on lingering The right to narrate one’s own history is more than just a linguistic act. Finally it initiated a search renewal on his name leading to still highly actual insights:
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.. and coding the code again ….
.. yesterdays post linked to
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Black Atlantic
the recent event in Berlin’s HKW presents itself as a project not just conceived as …