Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024): Vitality and Radical Axé
Published:
2026-08-06
Full Issue:
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Imprint
1-2
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Table of Contents
3-4
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Flor de Curuyá Flowers of Curuyá (Poem)
6-9
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Introduction
10-22
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Radical Africana Vitalism and the Dialectic of Eros & Thanatos in Modernity/Coloniality
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Rationality and Afro-Caribbean Maroon Temporality Against Modern-Colonial Catastrophe and Annihilation
57-78 -
Counterfiction of Time in Manuel Zapata Olivella’s Changó, El Gran Putas
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Soyinka’s Threnodic Vision Vitality, Transition, and Colonialism in Death and the King’s Horseman
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Ogum in a Terreiro de Umbanda Trance Dance as a Pathway for the Transmission of Memory and Knowledge
130-153
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Caribbea’s Lion, Enislanded (Poem)
154-155
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Quilombo as World-making: Technologies of Vitality
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Vitality and Hydric Forensic Landscapes in the Sinú
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Afterglow and Climate Fiction: Interwoven Narratives of Posthumanism and Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene
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Healing and Defence of/from Colonial Wounds Axé as Vital Force and Decolonisation in Lived Experience
219-237
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Mayoras en Casa del Chnontaduro Mayoras at Chontaduro's House (Poem)
238-240
