Machine generated contents note:Say Her Name --Inspection / at auction --Maafa's tongue is in the world's mouth (annihilation) --Little bits of ride breaking with the assembly line I --Go forth and tell no one --Mitochondria --Tragic Cities --Looting...
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Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Städelschule, Bibliothek
Signature:
Magazin Lit Holiday, H. 2022
Inter-library loan:
No loan of volumes, only paper copies will be sent
Machine generated contents note:Say Her Name --Inspection / at auction --Maafa's tongue is in the world's mouth (annihilation) --Little bits of ride breaking with the assembly line I --Go forth and tell no one --Mitochondria --Tragic Cities --Looting / Illusion --Maafa's Babygirl --Maafa's Moments of Revelation --Maafa's Narratives of Progress --Motherless Empire --Duat --Duat --God Bless the Child --Disinherited Trauma --Kafka on the Slaveship --Monsters of Innocence --Maafa, Maybe --Far Beyond Hysteria --Headless Heroes --Laugh, Clown, Laugh --In Praise of New Beginnings --Man, God Ain't Like That --Ma Leaving --Ma's Restorative Gasping --The alienation of labor is almost complete --The Damned/Don't Cry --Yeah ! / Compulsion to Inherit the Wind --Black Anguish --Duat --Escape Scene --Leaving Duat/Got Til it's Gone --Leitmotif (Run) --My Danger as Her --Maafa's Toneburst --No Discernable Radical Politics, Run --Pact --Maafa Knows Benthos --Settlers, Run --Ma's Occasional Dancing Objects --Who is you? --Genocide, Patricide, Ma's alive --Maafa's Kef --Where do you stay? --Maafa 22 --Maafa in Constant Gardens --Vicious Nonchalance --Maafa 11 --Ravishments --Dusk, Ma --Mas Favorite --Maafa's Waist-Length --Militancy / Intimacy --A Paradise Of Ruins --Not that we begged to be stolen or still mistake a killer for a chaperone --A Tangle of Pathology --Here is a southern gothic tale that's true. "Maafa is an epic poem about reparations and the female body. Maafa undoes the erasure of trauma and of black femininity. Maafa has killed her father and been granted eternal life. Maafa is Swahili for catastrophe or holocaust, and echoes the Hebrew word Shoah. Without a word for a traumatic event, its erasure is always in progress. Maafa killed her father in the barracoons because the sight of him in captivity beside her was too much to bear. Now she is on her hero’s journey which is filled with efforts to shake the sense of shame and longing and forgetting that haunts her in her pursuit of freedom. The crime chases her into all manners of light and darkness. Through an accumulation of images she exorcises her own haunts, and is healed into complete being."--Amazon.com
