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Outside the Frame of Violence: Unsettling Visual Projects in and after War in Northern Uganda
Abstract
forced intra-community violence. Through the examination of three visual projects I created in those years, this article explores how the visual has both mirrored and compelled my theoretical understandings. Providing a valuable feedback loop to my progressive unsettling, the visual has hitherto been an integral, yet underexamined and under-theorized, part of my research practice.
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