Lungelo Manona

Lungelo Manona is a lecturer in the Department of Media and Communication, of the School of Language, Media and Communication, Nelson Mandela University, where he teaches primarily cultural studies, film studies and scriptwriting. He is currently the Faculty of Humanities orientation coordinator and is enrolled for a PhD in Media Studies focussing on ecomasculinity.    
 
Research Interests
  • Media studies
  • Cultural studies
  • Film Studies
  • Philosophy
  • Identities
  • Social cohesion
  • Ethics
 
Modules
  • LMCV106: Cultural Studies: Contemporary Culture (b) 
  • LMCV350: Media, Communication and Culture Advanced Integrated Year Project (Cultural Studies)
  • LMCV350: Media, Communication and Culture Advanced Integrated Year Project (Scriptwriting)
  • LMC401: Media Research Methodology (BA Honours in Media Studies Research Proposal module)
  • LMC425: BA Honours in Media Studies Research Treatise module
Journal Articles
  • "The Complex Ethical Concept of ‘Otherness’ as a Heuristic for Thinking through Cultural Adoption”, Critical Arts, 37:1, 54-71  Read Article             
  • “What is it to be a man?’ Rites, hashtags, outrage”. Image & Text: A Journal for Design, 32: 1-17 Read Article

Book Chapters

Contributor on the Award-winning Tributaries Research Project of 2019 which culminated in a multimedia, multidimensional exhibition. The Identities Social Cohesion in Africa SARCHI Chair (ISCIA), Faculty of Humanities, Nelson Mandela University. View Flipbook