The present chapter takes into account some cases of mediatic artivist engagement of unaffiliated citizens connected to the permission for the Palestinians to narrate (Said 1984). On the one hand, they are considered as forms of decolonial mediatic engagement in the face of the persisting colonial matrix of power (Quijano 1992), on the other hand, as linguistic forms and formulas conveying their subversive power in terms of aesthetic-political appeal in the context of postcolonial intellectual engagements in the public sphere.
Decolonial Mediatic Artivist Engagement and the Palestinian Question
Cazzato L. C.
;Taronna A.
2023-01-01
Abstract
The present chapter takes into account some cases of mediatic artivist engagement of unaffiliated citizens connected to the permission for the Palestinians to narrate (Said 1984). On the one hand, they are considered as forms of decolonial mediatic engagement in the face of the persisting colonial matrix of power (Quijano 1992), on the other hand, as linguistic forms and formulas conveying their subversive power in terms of aesthetic-political appeal in the context of postcolonial intellectual engagements in the public sphere.File in questo prodotto:
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