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81
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English
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Ebooks
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2011
Description
Indexed in Clarivate Analytics Book Citation Index (Web of Science Core Collection)
Preface by Xolela Mangcu
Chapter One : Evidentiary genocide: intersections of race, power and the archive by Xolela Mangcu
Chapter Two : The transmission lines of the New African Movement by Ntongela Masilela
Chapter Three : Some do contest the assertion that I am an African by Frederick Van Zyl Slabbert
Chapter Four : Africa in Europe, Egypt in Greece by Martin Bernal
Chapter Five : Unconquered and insubordinate: embracing black feminist intellectual activist legacies by Pumla Dineo Gqola
Chapter Six : Identity, politics and the archive by Kwame Anthony Appiah
Chapter Seven : The goodness of nations by Benedict Anderson
Chapter Eight : Why archive matters: archive, public deliberation and citizenship by Carolyn Hamilton
Preface by Xolela Mangcu
Chapter One : Evidentiary genocide: intersections of race, power and the archive by Xolela Mangcu
Chapter Two : The transmission lines of the New African Movement by Ntongela Masilela
Chapter Three : Some do contest the assertion that I am an African by Frederick Van Zyl Slabbert
Chapter Four : Africa in Europe, Egypt in Greece by Martin Bernal
Chapter Five : Unconquered and insubordinate: embracing black feminist intellectual activist legacies by Pumla Dineo Gqola
Chapter Six : Identity, politics and the archive by Kwame Anthony Appiah
Chapter Seven : The goodness of nations by Benedict Anderson
Chapter Eight : Why archive matters: archive, public deliberation and citizenship by Carolyn Hamilton
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Date de parution
01 août 2011
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EAN13
9781868148202
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Langue
English