Jaco Barnard-Naudé is Professor of Jurisprudence in the Department of Private Law, University of Cape Town.

• 1 Overcoming Hamlet – notes for a futureJACO BARNARD-NAUDÉ2 The Legacy JACQUELINE ROSE3 We still have not broken the code VJ COLLIS-BUTHELEZI4 The university now: What it will have been for what it is becoming SARAH NUTTALL5 Within the time of the aftermath JUDITH BUTLER6 “Lock your doors!”, or “the beginning of after” PIERRE DE VOS7 The queer in decolonial times: Rhodes Must Fall and (im)possibilities in times of uncertaintyLWANDO SCOTT8 A change in, but not of, the system KARIN VAN MARLE9 On the materiality of #MustFall protest: Shame, envy, and the politics of spectacle WAHBIE LONG10 An untimely meditation on a time “out of sync” AB (BENDA) HOFMEYR11 Thoughts on the planetary: An interview with Achille MbembeACHILLE MBEMBE12 The afterlife JOEL M MODIRI13 Protest, play and the failure of haunting in the land (sometimes) called Australia – a response to Jacqueline Rose JULIET ROGERS14 Afterword JACQUELINE ROSE

Jaco Barnard-Naudé is Professor of Jurisprudence in the Department of Private Law, University of Cape Town.

• 1 Overcoming Hamlet – notes for a futureJACO BARNARD-NAUDÉ2 The Legacy JACQUELINE ROSE3 We still have not broken the code VJ COLLIS-BUTHELEZI4 The university now: What it will have been for what it is becoming SARAH NUTTALL5 Within the time of the aftermath JUDITH BUTLER6 “Lock your doors!”, or “the beginning of after” PIERRE DE VOS7 The queer in decolonial times: Rhodes Must Fall and (im)possibilities in times of uncertaintyLWANDO SCOTT8 A change in, but not of, the system KARIN VAN MARLE9 On the materiality of #MustFall protest: Shame, envy, and the politics of spectacle WAHBIE LONG10 An untimely meditation on a time “out of sync” AB (BENDA) HOFMEYR11 Thoughts on the planetary: An interview with Achille MbembeACHILLE MBEMBE12 The afterlife JOEL M MODIRI13 Protest, play and the failure of haunting in the land (sometimes) called Australia – a response to Jacqueline Rose JULIET ROGERS14 Afterword JACQUELINE ROSE

Jaco Barnard-Naudé is Professor of Jurisprudence in the Department of Private Law, University of Cape Town.

• 1 Overcoming Hamlet – notes for a futureJACO BARNARD-NAUDÉ2 The Legacy JACQUELINE ROSE3 We still have not broken the code VJ COLLIS-BUTHELEZI4 The university now: What it will have been for what it is becoming SARAH NUTTALL5 Within the time of the aftermath JUDITH BUTLER6 “Lock your doors!”, or “the beginning of after” PIERRE DE VOS7 The queer in decolonial times: Rhodes Must Fall and (im)possibilities in times of uncertaintyLWANDO SCOTT8 A change in, but not of, the system KARIN VAN MARLE9 On the materiality of #MustFall protest: Shame, envy, and the politics of spectacle WAHBIE LONG10 An untimely meditation on a time “out of sync” AB (BENDA) HOFMEYR11 Thoughts on the planetary: An interview with Achille MbembeACHILLE MBEMBE12 The afterlife JOEL M MODIRI13 Protest, play and the failure of haunting in the land (sometimes) called Australia – a response to Jacqueline Rose JULIET ROGERS14 Afterword JACQUELINE ROSE