Time, Thought, Materiality: Africa and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Achieving Water Security in the 4IR: Possibilities for South Africa (in session "Session III")

African Literature And Human Rights In The Fourth Industrial Revolution (in session "Session VII")

Anti- Anti- Anti-Humanism: A Critique Of Human Origins Research In South Africa (in session "Session II")

Data - The invisible hand: Technological impacts on society (in session "Session III")

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Discussion (in session "Session VI")

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Graduate Employability, Human Development And The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Tracing The Career Paths Of Sociology Alumnus At The University Of Johannesburg (in session "Session V")

Kinship obligations, capital and forms of belonging among Africa’s farming communities in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (in session "Session IV")

Making Afro-ethics Computational (in session "Session I")

Mapping Environmental Injustice With The Ejatlas: Tool Or Trap? (in session "Session VI")

Neuroscience, Psychology And Machine Learning: Decoding Both Human And Artificially Simulated Brains Within The Scope Of Humanities’ Study (in session "Session IV")

Nexus of Energy, Water, Food, Waste : 4IR Contributions (in session "Session III")

On The Unique Personhoods Of Robots (in session "Session I")

Online Church: The Impact Of Technology And Religion In The Digital Age (in session "Session IV")

Opening Remarks (in session "Opening")

Opening Remarks (in session "Opening")

Opening Remarks (in session "Opening")

Personhood, Animals And Robots In African Philosophy (in session "Session I")

Plenary (in session "Opening")

Politics On Steroids? Algorithms, Bots And Automated Propaganda In Africa (in session "Session VI")

Posthumanism And The New Politics Of Difference (in session "Session II")

Reanimating Archives In The Now: Frankensteinian Logics, Inheritances And Fictive Commensurabilities (in session "Session II")

Reimagining African Histories Through Digital Arts (in session "Session VII")

South Of South: Audio-Visual Technology And The San Of Zimbabwe (in session "Session VII")

Space Applications: How The Use Of Satellite Technology Will Promote Access To Data And Information In The Fourth Industrial Revolution (in session "Session IV")

The Digital Twin in Industry: Enhanced safety and performance in aerospace, mining and industry (in session "Session III")

The Fractured Labour Process And Responses To It (in session "Session V")

The indispensable nature of ‘illegal’ and deportable migrants within the South African labour market: Migrant workers in South Africa in the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (in session "Session V")

The Non-Identical Human (in session "Session II")

The relevancy of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the South African National Defence Force: Adapt or be hacked (in session "Session VI")

The rise in the staging of sacred intercessions by Traditional Healers on digital spaces’’ (in session "Session III")

To Reflect, Imagine And Co-Create In Africa And Its Diaspora: Humanities Demands From The Fourth Industrial Revolution (in session "Opening")

Towards An Inclusive 4IR For South Africa Impact On Labour, Youth And Communities In SA (in session "Session V")

Virtual Persons: Rethinking Human Value (in session "Session I")

Why In The Fourth Industrial Revolution Are Miracle Churches Attracting So Many People? (in session "Session IV")

With great access comes great responsibility:Proposing a Cybersecurity implementation framework for South Africa (in session "Session VI")

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