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Final Exam Review: According to Miller, what is Lamar’s creative method? ● Alchemy That theorist does Lewelyn-Taylor and Jones turn to for reimagining the topic of violence in Lamar’s music? ● Fanon (theorist of violence) What makes black bodies legible according to Winters? ● Flesh What methodology does Domink Hammer apply to the album DAMN.? ● Genealogy What is ontological blackness according to Jon Gill? ● Problematic ● Tries to ‘bust up’ our assumptions about it ● Turns to Victor Anderson to articulate this perspective What is Kenosis? ● Emptying oneself (as Christian concept) What does IUIC stand for? Which of Lamar’s relatives was a member? ● Israel United in Christ ● Carl Duckworth Four ethics of woman ethics according to Stacey Floyd-Thomas? ● Radical subjectivity ● Traditional communalism ● Redemptive Self-Love ● Critical Engagement What type of soteriology is used in DAMN. according to Lewlyn-Taylor and Jones? ● Earthbound salvation ● Worldly salvation

Where does Lamar travel to that influences his TPAB album? ● South Africa

What rapper does Lamar resurrect on the track Moral Man? ● Tupac What artists does Gill use to suggest Lamar’s reliance on ontological blackness is troubling? ● Jimi Hendrix ● Richie Havens ● Lupe Fiasco What is the discourse Hills uses to discuss Lamar and self-love? ● Womanist theological thought ● Womanism/womanist thought What is professor Miller’s method? ● Social constructionism How does Pinn characterize the black body? ● Open body Who are white people descended from according to the Hebrew Isralites? ● Esau Who is the thinker that Winters uses to discuss black flesh? ● Crawley ● Spillers ● Hartman Inspirational historical figures on TPAB? ● Nelson Mandela ● MLK ● Malcom X On DAMN. what is the idea that Lamar replaces blackness with? ● Israelite What movement appropriated Lamar’s track ‘Alright’? ● Black Lives Matter Movement...