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| − | *Can overlap with the genres and industries of Foresight, Speculative Fiction, Sci-Fi, Urban Development, Re-Wilding, Decolonization, Indigenous Studies, Gender Studies, Race Studies, Class Studies, Activism, Worlding, Re-Worlding, SolarPunk, Health, Conciousness, Technology, Social Sciences, Post-Western and more | + | *Can overlap with the genres and industries of Foresight, Speculative Fiction, Sci-Fi, Urban Development, Art, Music, Film, Video Games, Literature, Re-Wilding, Decolonization, Indigenous Studies, Gender Studies, Race Studies, Class Studies, Activism, Worlding, Re-Worlding, SolarPunk, Health, Conciousness, Technology, Social Sciences, Post-Western and more |
| − | *Can include many genres of | + | *Can include many genres of cultural and conceptual futurisms, see list below |
| − | * | + | *Those interested in or participating in Futurisms are sometimes called Futurists |
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*Dalit Futurism(s) | *Dalit Futurism(s) | ||
*Gulf Futurism(s) | *Gulf Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Decolonial Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Latinxfuturism(s) | ||
*Chicanafuturism(s) | *Chicanafuturism(s) | ||
*Amazofuturism(s) | *Amazofuturism(s) | ||
*Pasifikafuturism(s) | *Pasifikafuturism(s) | ||
| + | *Pacific Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *South Pacific Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Hawaiian Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Aotearoa Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Māori Futurism(s) | ||
*Polyfuturism(s) | *Polyfuturism(s) | ||
*Polynesian Futurism(s) | *Polynesian Futurism(s) | ||
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*First Nations Futurism(s) | *First Nations Futurism(s) | ||
*Solarpunk | *Solarpunk | ||
| + | *Palestinian Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Zomia Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Kemet Futurism(s) | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 13 July 2024
Contents
Names[edit]
- Futurisms
- Futurism (from the 2000s, not to be confused with Italian Futurism from the 1900s)
- Futuristics
- Futurology
- CoFuturisms
- Co-Futurisms
- Future Studies
- Can overlap with the genres and industries of Foresight, Speculative Fiction, Sci-Fi, Urban Development, Art, Music, Film, Video Games, Literature, Re-Wilding, Decolonization, Indigenous Studies, Gender Studies, Race Studies, Class Studies, Activism, Worlding, Re-Worlding, SolarPunk, Health, Conciousness, Technology, Social Sciences, Post-Western and more
- Can include many genres of cultural and conceptual futurisms, see list below
- Those interested in or participating in Futurisms are sometimes called Futurists
Genres[edit]
- Afrofuturism(s)
- Africanfuturism(s)
- Indigenous Futurism(s)
- Sinofuturism(s)
- South Asian Futurism(s)
- Indofuturism(s)
- Desifuturism(s)
- Adivasi Futurism(s)
- Dalit Futurism(s)
- Gulf Futurism(s)
- Decolonial Futurism(s)
- Latinxfuturism(s)
- Chicanafuturism(s)
- Amazofuturism(s)
- Pasifikafuturism(s)
- Pacific Futurism(s)
- South Pacific Futurism(s)
- Hawaiian Futurism(s)
- Aotearoa Futurism(s)
- Māori Futurism(s)
- Polyfuturism(s)
- Polynesian Futurism(s)
- Queer Futurism(s)
- Retrofuturism(s)
- Holistic Futurism(s)
- Sensuous Futurism(s)
- Protopia Futures
- Feminist Futurism(s)
- Tropical Futurism(s)
- Archipelagic Futurism(s)
- Tamil Futurism(s)
- Amazigh Futurism(s)
- Maghreb Futurism(s)
- SWANA Futurism(s)
- Saudi Futurism(s)
- First Nations Futurism(s)
- Solarpunk
- Palestinian Futurism(s)
- Zomia Futurism(s)
- Kemet Futurism(s)
Discussions[edit]
Publications[edit]
Books[edit]
- Taryne Jade Taylor, Isiah Lavender III, Grace L. Dillon, Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of CoFuturisms, Routledge, Oct 2023, 716 pp. Publisher.
Magazines, Journals, Blogs[edit]
Videos, Podcasts, Radio[edit]
Essays, Articles, Book Chapters[edit]
- Theo Priestly, "Polyfuturism--One World, Many Futures", Days of Futures Passed, Medium, January 14 2024.
