#Postcolonial

Babátúndé Yékú

james_yeku

Happy to announce that Adeshina Afolayan (Philosophy, @UniIbadan) and I co-edited a special issue for @AfricaJacs on the films of Nigerian filmmaker @tkelani, with @iwalesino, Matthew Brown, Alessandro Jedlowski, Ayo

Smaran Dayal

smaran

Sianne Ngai is describing her choice of Jameson's The Political Unconscious as part of the "A Book That Changed My Mind" series.(I posted a screenshot and deleted because she's asked

Ingy Higazy | إنچي حجازي

ingy_mh

Here it goes. I can’t stress enough how that recent take on ‘secular liberals’ and the Arab uprisings is both out of touch AND extremely harmful. I’ve seen many people

Ali Usman Qasmi

AU_Qasmi

Thanks a lot @salmanAraja for your detailed response. I have exhausted most of my arguments, so I do not have much to say. Perhaps @EmadAnsariH @sameen_mohsin @akkhan81 @nidkirm @HassanJavid_ @rafay_alam

Roxani Krystalli

rkrystalli

As end-of-year book-buying approaches for ourselves and our loved ones, here is a thread of books I loved this year: 2020 started with @Kapka_Kassabova's *stunning* To the Lake. Like all

Dr Annemieke Milks

AnnemiekeMilks

My latest paper, published #openaccess @OpenQuaternary : A Review of Ethnographic Use of Wooden Spears and Implications for Pleistocene Hominin Hunting. https://www.openquaternary.com/articles/10.5334/oq.85/Thread: This paper is the 1st eth

Southeast Asian Historians

SEA_historian

1/13 Today I want to talk about the discourse of archaeology in Southeast Asia (something that I call the Two World Problem) and I'm wondering if it's the same for

Kim TallBear

KimTallBear

when we are told to simply trust SCIENCE---"LET THE SCIENCE SPEAK"--are we supposed to ignore that science has been built on the bodies of the marginalized with little regard for

Ryan Graber

rdgraber

1/Apparently, after the recent "Jericho March," word went out that "Christian nationalism" is, if not a new threat in Evangelicalism, newly threatening. While I've seen the term used to dismiss

Helen Pluckrose

HPluckrose

Yes, I think this is the most succinct & accurate summary of its features. I also think it'd take another book to explain what this does and doesn't mean and

Ahmad Ibn Mosharraf 🏴‍☠️

IbnMosharraf

A thread of my views:What do I think of Taqlid?It depends on the individual and his circumstances. Learned people making Taqlid of an opinion they know to be weak is

Ingrid H. Kvangraven

ingridharvold

Does economics need to be ‘decolonised’?@cacrisalves and I explore this question in our recent @EconObservatory article, based on recent discussions at @FestivalofIdeas.A lil thread https://www.economicsobservatory.com/economicsfest-doe

Katie Stone

cyborg_feminist

I'm really excited for the @LSFRC_ conference Beyond Borders today. We are beginning with a keynote speech from @NadineElEnany ! So exciting! #LSFRC20 She is discussing her book Bordering Britain.

Gurminder K Bhambra

GKBhambra

#HistoryMatters a thread – recent weeks have highlighted issues of how British history is taught, what gets taught as British history & why this matters. How we understand the past

Bigot Moderat

ofekahong

#twitterdoyourmagicmohon bantuan bacaan, referensi, literatur, atau apapun itu (berupa buku & jurnal) menyoal sejarah sains dan teknologi di Indonesia. Selama ini baru nemu dikit: Belenggu Ilmuwan & Pengetahuan: Dari Hindia

Catie Lilly

catielila

To close out the year I wanted to share some of the new writing on Taiwan that moved or gave me the most to think about, starting with two books

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