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Scattered subalternities: transnationalism, globalization and power
Abstract
Who is the Subaltern in the current global frame? Has neoliberalism changed the experience of subalternity? How do subalterns write history and what kind of history is written about subalternity? Cinéma & Cie’s special issue addresses these and other questions through various theoretical approaches.
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The essays argue for the importance of a multidisciplinary perspective and address issues of media representation from a variety of perspectives, such as visual culture, history, philosophy, and postcolonialism. They focus on contemporary subalternity, and especially on the migrant – characterized by diaspora and condemned to invisibility by hegemonic power – and the postcolonial subaltern – who has now the possibility to express her/ himself in unexpected ways, in particular by using new media. The scattering and pervasiveness of media devices and gazes is discussed in depth in these essays, which delve into the dialectic between subaltern cultures and agency embodied in the subjects of representation. Ulrike Mothes, Video Memories Of Diaspora: Searching for Identity in Between Homelands
Maja Figge, ‘Actions of the Eyes of the Fleeing’? Refections on the In/Visibility of Harraga Videos
Michaela Quadraro, Unpacking History: Diasporic Voices and Visions
Sudeep Dasgupta, The Aesthetics of Indirection: Intermittent Adjacencies and Subaltern Presences at the Borders of Europe
Anu Thapa, Framing the Subaltern: The Reemergence of the ‘Other’ in Neoliberal Indian Popular Cinema
Renato Loriga, A Revolution in Time: History and Identity in Raya Martin’s Autohystoria
Farah Polato, Where Are My Houses?
Angela Bianca Saponari, The Modernist Roots of the Mind-Game Film: The Example of an Italian Puzzle
F. Stadtler and O.B. Laursen (eds.), Networking the Globe: New Technologies and the Postcolonial [Lorenzo Marmo]
The Mapping Journey Project, by Bouchra Khalili [Simona Arillotta]
Claudia Minchilli (Utrecht University)
Considerations on the Digital Subaltern: Researching Migrant Women’s Transnational Online Practices
Wouter Oomen (Utrecht University / PhD Thesis Project),
Common Humanity in Humanitarian Communication
Francesca Monti (Libera Università di Lingue e Comunicazione IULM, Milano / PhD Thesis Project)
‘Cineforum 2.0’. The Digitization of Movie Theatres: The Case of Lombardy’s Sale della Comunità