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Why is sexual violence so endemic in South Africa and why has it been so hard to combat? by Jessica Clarke
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- Coetzee as Contractarian: Disgrace as Political Theory by Joshua RichmanAbstract Despite John Maxwell Coetzee’s Disgrace being the most…
- Ethnicity in Post-Apartheid Discourse: Deconstructing South Africa’s Racial Narrative by Joshua RichmanEthnicity in Post-Apartheid Discourse: Deconstructing South Africa’s Racial Narrative …
- ‘Ubuqaba’ and ‘UbuGqobhoka’: Reading Zakes Mda’s Heart of Redness through a Post-Developmental lens by Rachel Fenton‘Ubuqaba’ and ‘UbuGqobhoka’: Reading Zakes Mda’s Heart of Redness through a Post…
- “Caught in the toils of our own selfishness”: Paton’s exploration of causes of, and responses to, societal failings in Cry, The Beloved Country by Eleanor Evans“Caught in the toils of our own selfishness”: Paton’s exploration of causes of, and…
- Prejudice, Politics and Patriarchy: The Social Decline and Changing Identity of David Lurie in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace by Charley-Ann PearsonPrejudice, Politics and Patriarchy: The Social Decline and Changing Identity of David…
- ‘Where Do Whites Fit in?’: The portrayal of Black Consciousness and its effects on white liberals in Burger’s Daughter by Rebecca Trout ‘Where Do Whites Fit in?’: The portrayal of Black Consciousness and its effects on white…
- Shared Cultural Trauma: Inarticulacy as Social Disability in South African Literature by Hannah PaganShared Cultural Trauma: Inarticulacy as Social Disability in South African Literature …
- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission: A Reflection of the Chasm Between Constitutional Rights and the Lived Experience in South Africa by Rhiain MosesShared Cultural Trauma: Inarticulacy as Social Disability in South African Literature …
- Despite the 1994 political victory against apartheid, its economic legacy persists by Haydn Cornish-JenkinsAbstract In 1994, South Africans were liberated from a system of apartheid which had…
- What has been the impact of the democratic transformation on the position of women within South African society? by Lucy DoyleAbstract Through the efforts of a dominant women’s movement in apartheid, the democratic…