Anxiety As Cinematic Sensation: History and Form in African Documentary Film

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1 This speech is widely available on the Internet, although in the citation I refer the reader to the collection of Sankara speeches published by Pathfinder. Interested readers might also view the speech (with transcript) at http://thomassankara.net/il-faut-annuler-la-dette-29-juillet-1987-sommet-de-loua-addis-abeba/ (Thomas Sankara: Il faut annuler la dette—29 juillet 1987).

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Justin Izzo

Justin Izzo ([email protected]) is Assistant Professor of French Studies at Brown University. He is the author of Experiments With Empire: Anthropology and Fiction in the French Atlantic (forthcoming from Duke University Press) and is currently at work on a new project about aesthetic form and emerging experiences of sociality in contemporary Africa.