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Exorcizing the future: Afropolitanism's spectral origins

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Afropolitanism is a term that has risen over and over again in recent popular and critical discourse despite efforts by many African writers and cultural critics to lay it to rest. Its haunting eff...

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2013Sortir de la grande nuit 2014Journal of Commonwealth Literature 2005AFRICA REMIX: CONTEMPORARY ART OF A CONTINENT

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