Transnational Frames of Afro-Latin Experience

Putnam, Lara

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“…Pues el racismo estructural, aunque no lo tengan así nombrado, ha sido analizado y combatido por intelectuales negros y negras desde el final del siglo XVIII -intelectuales que tuvieron la maestría de perfilar y combinar el pensamiento afrocentrado con el aparato epistémico de las ciencias occidentales (Nascimento y Finch iii 2009). Las críticas al racismo estructural configuraron inclusive una consciencia transatlántica, intercambios de experiencias afrocentradas que enlazaron afectos y proposiciones de intelectuales negros y negras de África, Europa y América Latina (Putnam 2018).…”

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Tecnologías ancestrales: arqueología de la diáspora africana en Sudamérica

Menezes Ferreira

2021

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Es por esto que, mientras han intentado quitarnos nuestra lengua, nuestras costumbres, no quitaron nuestra relación con el cosmos. No quitaron nuestra sabiduría (…). Mismo que nos quemen lo escrito, no queman la oralidad, mismo que quemen los símbolos, no queman los significados, mismo que quemen los cuerpos, no queman la ancestralidad. Pues nuestras imágenes son también ancestrales" (Antônio Bispo dos Santos, 2018)

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Tecnologías ancestrales: arqueología de la diáspora africana en Sudamérica

Menezes Ferreira

2021

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“…Transnational research is by no means new, but digitisation processes have made this considerably more accessible. 18 Acknowledging clearly where national borders exist -and persist -in digital heritage spheres will better enable research to, between and over them. Similar to Laika's journey, we attempt to record what happens when borders are crossed, and new spaces are explored.…”

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The Paradox of Borders: Tracing the Clip of Laika the Soviet Dog in Three Digital Television Archives

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Badenoch

2023

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While television has never been fully obtained by national borders, the archives that preserve its heritage have long been positioned within nation-centred frameworks. Through wide-scale digitisation, combined with the internationalisation of our societies, more international users are finding their way to these archives, resulting in a transnational (re)circulation of the collections. This article therefore sets out to understand how transnational flows are visible and findable by tracing a clip of Laika the Soviet dog within three digital television archives: EUscreen, the Internet Archive and the CLARIAH Media Suite. It is shown that television archives should paradoxically emphasise the national borders in their collections in order to facilitate transnational television research. While national demarcations may be debated, defining them clearly will guide researchers between and over them.

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Disrupting the Narrative

Casellas Connors

2024

Higher Education: Handbook of Theory and Research

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Transnational Frames of Afro-Latin Experience

Cited by 5 publications

References 164 publications

Tecnologías ancestrales: arqueología de la diáspora africana en Sudamérica

Tecnologías ancestrales: arqueología de la diáspora africana en Sudamérica

The Paradox of Borders: Tracing the Clip of Laika the Soviet Dog in Three Digital Television Archives

Disrupting the Narrative

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