Vol. 52 No. 2 (2020): Special issue: Contested identities - critical conceptualisations of the human

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/aa.v52i2

Published: 2020-12-31

Introduction

• Contested identities - critical conceptualisations of the human

  Ewa Latecka, Jean du Toit, Gregory Morgan Swer

  1-13

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Articles

• Emancipatory politics between identity and disidentification: Rancière and the Black Consciousness Movement

  Matthias Pauwels

  14-36

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• On the verge of a nervous breakthrough: Neoliberal subjectivities and precarious resistance in the contemporary South African university

  Desmond Painter, Liezl Dick

  37-51

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• Surveillance capitalism and the derision of the digital denizen

  Mark Jacob Amiradakis

  52-75

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• A 'people to come': Sense8 as (critical) 'minor cinema'

  Bert Olivier

  76-105

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• Critical theory and praxis in post- apartheid South Africa: The case for a critical criminology

  Casper Lötter

  106-130

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• Metaphysical guilt: Jaspers, Honneth, and the problem of dehumanisation

  Ewa Latecka

  131-146

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• “These violent delights have violent ends”: Good subjects of everyday South African violence

  Anthony Collins, Simóne Plüg

  147-162

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• Being Black in South African higher education: An intersectional insight

  Mlamuli Nkosingphile Hlatshwayo

  163-180

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• A critical reflection on digital disruption in journalism and journalism education

  Anusharani Sewchurran, Benda Hofmeyr

  181-203

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• Alienation, reification and the banking model of education: Paulo Freire’s critical theory of education

  Nathisvaran Kumarasen Govender

  204-222

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