Cluster of Excellence EXC 2052 - "Africa Multiple: reconfiguring African Studies"
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Art & Aesthetics
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- Art & Aesthetics
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- Black Atlantic Revisited
- Aesthetic Dividuations
- East African Asian Writing and the Emergence of a Diasporic Subjectivity
- Multiple Artworks - Multiple Indian Ocean
- Of Art Worlds - Collecting and Archiving Modern and Contemporary Art on the African Continent
- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- Rethinking the “Informal” and Mainstreaming African Popular Arts and Entertainment
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- Colonial Body Archives – A Media Studies Approach
- Colonial letters and the contact of knowledges
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- Travelling Knowledge and Trans*textuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama
- Women as Sages: Exploring the nature and value of Feminine Wisdom
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- Advice as practical epistemology in multilingual Africa - an analysis of expert /user and user/ user contexts in Cameroon
- Learning beyond the classroom: Coping with illiteracy in urban literate environments in Bolivia and Benin
- Making a Living: Learning trajectories towards the ability to earn a livelihood
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- Toward an Islamic Cultural Archive: Building a Collaborative Database of Islamic Learning in Africa
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- Africa-in-the-Global-History-of-Refugee-Camps-
- Migration control, forced immobility and violent mobilization in the border triangle of Burkina Faso, Benin and Niger
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- Planned obsolescence, circular economies and ecologies of electronic devices in transdisciplinary perspective
- Spatio-temporal variability in the environment and mobility characterizes socio-ecological systems in large regions of tropical Africa, especially in savanna ecosystems
- Sprint Lectures on African Mobilities
- Uhamaji wa wanyerwanda: migration and conflict in Ituri, DR Congo
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- Changing Life Projects: African Identities, Moralities and Wellbeing
- Globalization and health policy in West Africa
- Health discourses as moral communication? Linguistic case studies from Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon.
- Moral Geographies of Re-Existence
- Religious engineering. The making of moralities, development and religion in Niger
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