Vol. 44 No. 1 (2014) | Africa Insight

Published: 2014-11-21

Contextualising African Identities, Othering and the Politics of Space

H Hudson, H Melber

1-6

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Who is Allowed to Speak about Africa?: A Reflection on Knowledge, Positionality, and Authority in Africanist Scholarship

M Krenceyová

8-22

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Epistemic ‘Othering’ and the Decolonisation of Knowledge

A Keet

23-37

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The ‘Recalcitrant Other’: The Rhetorical Identity and Struggle of Nelson Mandela

S Cawood

38-50

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Africans Consuming Hair, Africans Consumed by Hair

F Nyamnjoh, D Fuh

52-68

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Black Lesbian Bodies: Reflections on a Queer South African Archive

N Lake

69-83

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Rape and the State: Sexual Violence and its Political Narrative and Othering in 21st Century South Africa

S Hirschauer

84-102

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Gendercidal Violence and the Technologies of Othering in Libya and Rwanda

H Hudson

103-120

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‘Lived’ Identities in Rwanda: Beyond Ethnicity?

C Wielenga

122-136

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Politics of ‘Othering’ and the Struggle for Citizenship in Independent Zimbabwe: Voices from Malawian Descendants

A Daimon

137-150

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‘Doubly Discriminated’: Depicting the Othering and Marginalisation of Ogoni People in Ken Wiwa’s In the Shadow of a Saint

A Akpome

151-164

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‘Human beings are far more layered than you see’: On Complexity, Identities and Otherness in the Creative Writing of Achmat Dangor

A Akpome

165-174

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The ANC and the ‘Myth’ of Liberation Solidarity: ‘Othering’ in Post-apartheid South(ern) Africa

M Graham

176-190

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‘Othering’ and Structural Violence in Former Settler Colonies: Liberation Movements as Governments in Southern Africa

H Melber

191-207

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Contextualising African Identities, Othering and the Politics of Space

DOI:

Who is Allowed to Speak about Africa?: A Reflection on Knowledge, Positionality, and Authority in Africanist Scholarship

DOI:

Epistemic ‘Othering’ and the Decolonisation of Knowledge

DOI:

The ‘Recalcitrant Other’: The Rhetorical Identity and Struggle of Nelson Mandela

DOI:

Africans Consuming Hair, Africans Consumed by Hair

DOI:

Black Lesbian Bodies: Reflections on a Queer South African Archive

DOI:

Rape and the State: Sexual Violence and its Political Narrative and Othering in 21st Century South Africa

DOI:

Gendercidal Violence and the Technologies of Othering in Libya and Rwanda

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‘Lived’ Identities in Rwanda: Beyond Ethnicity?

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Politics of ‘Othering’ and the Struggle for Citizenship in Independent Zimbabwe: Voices from Malawian Descendants

DOI:

‘Doubly Discriminated’: Depicting the Othering and Marginalisation of Ogoni People in Ken Wiwa’s In the Shadow of a Saint

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‘Human beings are far more layered than you see’: On Complexity, Identities and Otherness in the Creative Writing of Achmat Dangor

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The ANC and the ‘Myth’ of Liberation Solidarity: ‘Othering’ in Post-apartheid South(ern) Africa

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‘Othering’ and Structural Violence in Former Settler Colonies: Liberation Movements as Governments in Southern Africa

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