Keyword [South african]
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| 21. | Pictures that satisfy: Modernist discourses and the politics of race, gender, and nation in the art of Irma Stern (1894--1966) |
| 22. | Namibia's no man's land: Race, space, and identity in the history of Windhoek coloureds under South African rule 1915--1990 |
| 23. | Desegregating the past: The transformation of public imagination at South African and American museums |
| 24. | 'They imprison the whole population': U.S. and South African prison literature and the emergence of symbiotic carcerality, 1900--present |
| 25. | Teaching white South African literature in high school: The legacy of apartheid in the 21st century |
| 26. | 'The languages of other people': The experiences of tutors, administrators, and students in a South African multilingual writing center |
| 27. | Prophetic remembrance: African American and Black South African narratives of trauma |
| 28. | Empire's progeny: The representation of mixed race characters in twentieth century South African and Caribbean literature |
| 29. | Establishing Empire's State, Engineering Empire's Nation: The South African Constabulary, the Imperial Policing Network, and a Greater Britain, 1900-1918 |
| 30. | Mixed humanity: The staging of labor in South African literature and film, 1830--1930 |
| 31. | Postconflict Nostalgia: Postapartheid South African Theatre, 1990--2010 |
| 32. | The Empire Question: How the South African War, 1899-1902, Shaped Americans' Reactions to U.S. Imperialism |
| 33. | 'On the fringe of dreamtime...': South African Indian literature, race and the boundaries of scholarship |
| 34. | South African & U.S. black female athletes compared: A critical ethnography focused on image, perceptions, and narratives |
| 35. | After apartheid: 'Contradictory consciousness' among white South African immigrants to Canada |
| 36. | Knowing differently, innovating together? An exploratory case study of trans-epistemic interaction in a South African bioprospecting program |
| 37. | Discursive construction of national identity in American, South African, and Croatian 1999 State of the Nation addresses |
| 38. | Re/sisters: South African Women's literature |
| 39. | In the name of the father Lacanian reading of four white South African writers |
| 40. | Language planning and the politics of compromise: A critical analysis of the South African language policy |
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