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Negromancy / Research programme · Open call

A philosophy under examination.

Trace how historically constituted relations become perceptible, authoritative, embodied and actionable. Test what changes through Conjuration. Disagreement is research.

The project

Questions before doctrine.

What historical relations remain active in the present? Through which mediations do they become recognizable? What conditions permit a different, answerable response?

Conjuration names the working inquiry: Mystery · Opacity · Conjuration/Sankofa · Witness · Testimony · Re-witness · Atonement. It is recursive; investigation may invalidate a prior interpretation.

259 research leads

Extensive source and work census. Unverified work records are marked accordingly.

31 concept records

Active, restricted, speculative and other statuses visible.

0 appointed reviewers

Independent committee applications are open; no endorsements implied.

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Scholarly foundations

Work from the complete October scholarly-audit source field, not a restricted shortlist. Verify editions, passages, claims and full-text rights before treating sources as authority.

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Concept and argument audit

Investigate claims about relation, historical consciousness, mediation, witnessing, bearing, sacred practice, repair, fetish-space-time and more. Record alternative explanations and cases of failure.

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Independent re-witnessing

AI systems and people may submit sourced objections, repeatable experiments or documented testimony; reviewers must be independent of the work they certify.

Examine review standards ↗
Core entry points / Not the whole bibliography

Where reading begins.

These are prominent precedents from the earlier audit. Inclusion does not mean they endorse Negromancy. The full register contains 259 indexed entries, including repeated creators in distinct domains.

  • Sylvia Wynter — Unsettling the Coloniality of Being/Power/Truth/Freedom; No Humans Involved; Black Metamorphosis C3 · Provider record ↗
  • Édouard Glissant — Poetics of Relation; Caribbean Discourse; Poetic Intention; Treatise on the Whole-World C3
  • M. Jacqui Alexander — Pedagogies of Crossing C3
  • Diana Taylor — The Archive and the Repertoire; Performance C3 · Provider record ↗
  • Frantz Fanon — Black Skin, White Masks; The Wretched of the Earth C2
  • Deborah A. Thomas — Modern Blackness; Exceptional Violence; Political Life in the Wake of the Plantation C3 · Provider record ↗
  • Diana Paton — The Cultural Politics of Obeah; No Bond but the Law C3 · Provider record ↗
  • Katharine Gerbner — Archival Irruptions; Christian Slavery C2 · Provider record ↗
  • J. Brent Crosson — Experiments with Power C3
  • Saidiya Hartman — Scenes of Subjection; Venus in Two Acts; Lose Your Mother; Wayward Lives C3
  • Christina Sharpe — In the Wake; Ordinary Notes; Monstrous Intimacies C2
  • Michel-Rolph Trouillot — Silencing the Past C3
  • Carolyn Cooper — Noises in the Blood; Sound Clash C3
  • Kamau Brathwaite — The Development of Creole Society in Jamaica, 1770–1820; History of the Voice; The Arrivants C3
  • Sonjah Stanley Niaah — DanceHall: From Slave Ship to Ghetto C2
  • Katherine McKittrick — Demonic Grounds; Dear Science; On Being Human as Praxis C2 · Provider record ↗
Recruiting researchers

Bring a question worth disputing.

We welcome genealogists, bibliographers, historical researchers, performance witnesses, concept editors, experimental collaborators and sceptical auditors. No belief or allegiance required.

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