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*Future Studies | *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 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 | + | *Can include many genres of cultural and conceptual futurisms, see list below, languages may vary |
*Those interested in or participating in Futurisms are sometimes called Futurists | *Those interested in or participating in Futurisms are sometimes called Futurists | ||
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*Adivasi Futurism(s) | *Adivasi Futurism(s) | ||
*Dalit Futurism(s) | *Dalit Futurism(s) | ||
| − | * | + | *Tamil Futurism(s) |
| + | *Zomia Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Kazakh Futurism(s) | ||
*Decolonial Futurism(s) | *Decolonial Futurism(s) | ||
| − | *Latinxfuturism(s) | + | *Global South Futurism(s) |
| + | *Latinofuturism(s), Latinofuturismo(s) | ||
| + | *Latinxfuturism(s), Latinxfuturismo(s), Latinéfuturismo(s) | ||
*Chicanafuturism(s) | *Chicanafuturism(s) | ||
| − | *Amazofuturism(s) | + | *Mesoamerican Futurism(s), Mesoamerican Futurismo(s) |
| + | *Post-Columbian Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Mexicafuturism(s), Mexicafuturismo(s) | ||
| + | *Amazofuturism(s), Amazofuturismo(s) | ||
| + | *Creole Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Carribean Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Tropical Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Island Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Archipelagic Futurism(s) | ||
*Pasifikafuturism(s) | *Pasifikafuturism(s) | ||
*Pacific Futurism(s) | *Pacific Futurism(s) | ||
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*Polyfuturism(s) | *Polyfuturism(s) | ||
*Polynesian Futurism(s) | *Polynesian Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Aboriginal Futurism(s) | ||
*Queer Futurism(s) | *Queer Futurism(s) | ||
*Retrofuturism(s) | *Retrofuturism(s) | ||
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*Protopia Futures | *Protopia Futures | ||
*Feminist Futurism(s) | *Feminist Futurism(s) | ||
| − | * | + | *Gulf Futurism(s) |
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*Amazigh Futurism(s) | *Amazigh Futurism(s) | ||
*Maghreb Futurism(s) | *Maghreb Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Kemet Futurism(s) | ||
*SWANA Futurism(s) | *SWANA Futurism(s) | ||
*Saudi Futurism(s) | *Saudi Futurism(s) | ||
*First Nations Futurism(s) | *First Nations Futurism(s) | ||
| + | *Inuit Futurism(s) | ||
*Solarpunk | *Solarpunk | ||
*Palestinian Futurism(s) | *Palestinian Futurism(s) | ||
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*Post-Western | *Post-Western | ||
*Yugofuturism(s) | *Yugofuturism(s) | ||
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===Videos, Podcasts, Radio=== | ===Videos, Podcasts, Radio=== | ||
===Essays, Articles, Book Chapters=== | ===Essays, Articles, Book Chapters=== | ||
| + | * Tamás Kristóf, Erzsébet Nováky, [https://www.mdpi.com/2076-0760/12/3/192 "The Story of Futures Studies: An Interdisciplinary Field Rooted in Social Sciences"], University of Budapest, 2023. | ||
* Theo Priestly, [https://daysoffuturespassed.com/polyfuturism-one-world-many-futures-eedc5ca6abbc "Polyfuturism--One World, Many Futures"], Days of Futures Passed, Medium, January 14 2024. | * Theo Priestly, [https://daysoffuturespassed.com/polyfuturism-one-world-many-futures-eedc5ca6abbc "Polyfuturism--One World, Many Futures"], Days of Futures Passed, Medium, January 14 2024. | ||
==Conferences== | ==Conferences== | ||
==Theses== | ==Theses== | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 14 July 2024
Contents
Names
- 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, languages may vary
- Those interested in or participating in Futurisms are sometimes called Futurists
Genres
- Afrofuturism(s)
- Africanfuturism(s)
- Indigenous Futurism(s)
- Sinofuturism(s)
- South Asian Futurism(s)
- Indofuturism(s)
- Desifuturism(s)
- Adivasi Futurism(s)
- Dalit Futurism(s)
- Tamil Futurism(s)
- Zomia Futurism(s)
- Kazakh Futurism(s)
- Decolonial Futurism(s)
- Global South Futurism(s)
- Latinofuturism(s), Latinofuturismo(s)
- Latinxfuturism(s), Latinxfuturismo(s), Latinéfuturismo(s)
- Chicanafuturism(s)
- Mesoamerican Futurism(s), Mesoamerican Futurismo(s)
- Post-Columbian Futurism(s)
- Mexicafuturism(s), Mexicafuturismo(s)
- Amazofuturism(s), Amazofuturismo(s)
- Creole Futurism(s)
- Carribean Futurism(s)
- Tropical Futurism(s)
- Island Futurism(s)
- Archipelagic Futurism(s)
- Pasifikafuturism(s)
- Pacific Futurism(s)
- South Pacific Futurism(s)
- Hawaiian Futurism(s)
- Aotearoa Futurism(s)
- Māori Futurism(s)
- Polyfuturism(s)
- Polynesian Futurism(s)
- Aboriginal Futurism(s)
- Queer Futurism(s)
- Retrofuturism(s)
- Holistic Futurism(s)
- Sensuous Futurism(s)
- Protopia Futures
- Feminist Futurism(s)
- Gulf Futurism(s)
- Amazigh Futurism(s)
- Maghreb Futurism(s)
- Kemet Futurism(s)
- SWANA Futurism(s)
- Saudi Futurism(s)
- First Nations Futurism(s)
- Inuit Futurism(s)
- Solarpunk
- Palestinian Futurism(s)
- Post-Western
- Yugofuturism(s)
- Hungarofuturism(s)
Discussions
Publications
Books
- 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
Videos, Podcasts, Radio
Essays, Articles, Book Chapters
- Tamás Kristóf, Erzsébet Nováky, "The Story of Futures Studies: An Interdisciplinary Field Rooted in Social Sciences", University of Budapest, 2023.
- Theo Priestly, "Polyfuturism--One World, Many Futures", Days of Futures Passed, Medium, January 14 2024.
