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23

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The February Journal

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archive, collaboration, mapping, surrealism, avant-garde, black radical tradition, Léon-Gontran Damas, Robert Desnos

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moses märz

Country

France, French Guyana

Date

09 October 2025

Credit

Moses März

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Figure 3. Moses März, detail of Collaborators Dance, 2025. © All rights reserved, courtesy of the artist.

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This image has been published in Issue 05 ‘The Author Is Dead, Long Live Co-Authors! Collaborative Work in the Humanities,’ edited by The February Journal.

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  • The February Journal is an independent interdisciplinary academic publication that is peer-reviewed and available in diamond open access. It presents empirical, theoretical, and speculative research that uses decentering, queer, feminist, decolonial, and autotheoretical methodologies to address urgent cultural, social, and political questions. The journal understands knowledge holistically and seeks to integrate artistic and activist work into academic practice. Open to professionals of all career levels, it puts special effort into helping less experienced authors publish their research. The journal also welcomes work in a variety of genres, celebrating innovative ways of presentation. It is a venue for scholars and students of humanities and social sciences, visual arts, and crossovers from the natural sciences.

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