Reclaiming the past: Abdulrazak Gurnah and Nana Oforiatta Ayim | Studio B: Unscripted

[@hochathanfire0001]

the influence of our imagined life is impactful to say the least

[@dlitepix3752]

This is brilliant. Enjoyed the conversation. I will be sharing far and wide.

[@janari64]

Nana speaks from posthumanist theoretical starting points, which are very debatable. On the surface, everything looks lovely and fabulous, but in the depths of these theories, "people" cease to be active subjects, ie. there is not only heterologous diversity, but also the "de-essentialization" of language, which is very dangerous.

[@dlitepix3752]

@@janari64 I have no idea what this means.

[@joycekj5579]

Sheer brilliance!!

[@maxwellbarimanyarkooware6556]

Keep on making us proud Nana Okyeman tease

[@chefkholuff5376]

Ayim is so beautiful 🙂🥰

[@bumpyroad1351]

The guy is composed!

[@shdwsndstn]

Thank you for the insights!

[@Basia675]

Just to clarify the people who came to Polish - Belarusian border were organised by Beralusian regime to attack Poland, whereas Ukrainians were fleeing their country which was attacked by Russia. So basically first was sponsored by regime to attack Polsih border and second was an espace from the war zone. A completely different situation.

[@gabriel82030]

For Nana Africa is West Africa and yet she stumbles on talking about the African accent. Besides her art history stuff is obviously focused on West Africa in general and Ghana in particular.

[@gabriel82030]

I don't know what African accent in speaking European languages means in the context.

[@amir_fahmi]

Glory & victory Russian Federation 🇷🇺

[@isaacmwamba7701]

I firmly stand with Russia

[@hakikat.762]

Help Indian muslim

[@hochathanfire0001]

direct, or worse still covert, they are both nefarious