Survival Praxis through Hood Feminism, Negritude and Poetics

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Architecture and Culture Pub Date : 2021-03-23 DOI:10.1080/20507828.2021.1879460

C. Hill

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Abstract

Abstract In efforts to protect my sanity while learning computational arts at a Western institution, I have established a subversive anti-conformist strategy where I activate the ideologies of Hood Feminism, Negritude and Poetics to survive. Hood Feminism explores Black womanhood in a different modality from Black feminist studies. I am activating Hood Feminism in its intended form as praxis of women of color who survive without access to resources and privilege. These are women who survive by all means necessary against the propagation of toxic ideologies of Western society. I am activating Negritude as a way of maintaining positionality to the desired behavior that is institutionally imprinted on students, especially students of color. Negritude is a way for me to constantly reject the efforts of the conformist hegemonies by connecting with what it means to embody Blackness. Poetics materializes as a method of connecting with computation and other students in a meaningful way.

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从胡德、女性主义、黑人与诗学看生存实践

在西方机构学习计算机艺术时，为了保护我的理智，我建立了一个颠覆性的反墨守成规的策略，在这个策略中，我激活了胡德女权主义、黑人和诗学的意识形态来生存。胡德女性主义以不同于黑人女性主义研究的方式探索黑人女性。我正在激活胡德女权主义，以其预期的形式，作为有色人种女性在没有资源和特权的情况下生存的实践。这些女性通过一切必要的手段来对抗西方社会有毒意识形态的传播。我激活了“负性”作为一种保持对学生，尤其是有色人种学生，所期望的行为的定位的方式。对我来说，“黑人”是一种不断拒绝墨守成规的霸权的方式，它与体现黑人的意义相联系。诗学是一种以一种有意义的方式与计算和其他学生联系的方法。

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