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Šefik Tatlić
Šefik Tatlić is a theoretician in the fields of political philosophy and decolonial theory. Worked as a researcher the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Genealogy of Amnesia project, from 2018-2020. Some of his recent works include an essay titled "Sociocide, Flesh, Progress – Critical Thinking in the Age of Necrocapitalism," (Re-Activating Critical Thinking in the Midst of Necropolitical Realities – For Radical Change, Marina Gržinić, Jovita Pristovšek [eds.], UK, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2022), co-editing (with Marina Gržinić) of a book Dialogues for the Future: Countering the Genealogy of Amnesia (Centre for Cultural Decontamination CZKD, Belgrade, Serbia; Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Austria, 2020), and an essay "'New' Fascism - The Aftermath of the Europeanization of the Western Balkans and the Necropolitics of Historical Revisionism" (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK, 2020). He is also active in the fields of production of conceptual art as an author and freelance curator. Holds a PhD in sociology and lives in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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In collaboration with Valerija Zabret, Jovita Pristovšek, Tjaša Kancler, and Sophie Uitz
Centre for Cultural Decontamination CZKD, Belgrade, Serbia; Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, Austria; Peek Project
No. AR 439-G24/IBK, 2020
ISBN 978-86-88001-19-9 (CZKD)
Centre for Cultural Decontamination
CZKD, Belgrade, Serbia
Austrian Science Fund (FWF): AR439
Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
The book Dialogues for the Future: Countering the Genealogy of Amnesia arose from the research carried out by the PEEK Project No. AR 439-G24/IBK, whose full title is “Genealogy of Amnesia: Rethinking the Past for a New Future of Conviviality.” This is an interdisciplinary arts-and-theory-based research project funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) and developed at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, from 2018 to 2020. During this time, we created an online video archive entitled “Countering the Genealogy of Amnesia.” It consists of seventy hours comprising eighty-two interviews/positions as well as the recordings of the symposium “GENEALOGY OF AMNESIA: Crushing Silences, Constructing Histories” held at the mumok in 2018, Vienna, thus tying together the three sites that constitute the “Genealogy of Amnesia”: Belgium, Austria, and Bosnia and Herzegovina/Croatia/Serbia and “Republika Srpska.”
This book comprises sixty-six interviews in the form of deep reflections concerning territories and histories of genocides, dispossession, racism, antisemitism, turbo-nationalism, discrimination, silencing, oblivion: Belgium, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina/Croatia/Serbia and “Republika Srpska,” Slovenia and Spain.
We hope this book will contribute to establishing links between the antagonization of racism/fascism and the critique of (neoliberal) global necrocapitalism as a colonial, racial system of dominance. It means that we are calling for the severing of ties between Eurocentric epistemology and its monopoly on the definition of class-sensitive, as well as feminist and LGBT*QI discourses.