Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Zimbabwe's Liberation Struggle

INTRODUCTION PART ONE: HISTORIOGRAPHICAL, METHODOLOGICAL AND LITERARY PERSPECTIVES CHAPTER ONE: Reconsidering Conceptual Issues Pertaining to Zimbabwe's Liberation Struggle: A Case Study of the Diwa Community in North Eastern Zimbabwe Joseph Jakarasi and Munyaradzi Nyakudya CHAPTER TWO: The Literary Legitimation of Zimbabwe's Sellout Discourse Tanaka Chidora and Sheunesu Mandizvidza CHAPTER THREE: Heroes or victims? An Exegesis of the Battlefront Experiences of Guerrillas in Selected Zimbabwean Liberation War Novels Itai Muwati PART TWO: CONSTRUCTION OF SELLOUT IDENTITIES CHAPTER FOUR: African Newspapers, Inter-Racial Politics and Nascent Nationalism: The Construction of a 'Sellout' Identity in African Nationalist Politics in Rhodesia, 1953-1962 Sylvester Dombo, Joseph Mujere and Wesley Mwatwara CHAPTER FIVE: Alternative Memories of the Liberation Struggle in Zimbabwe: Some Perspectives from Rengwe Ivan Marowa CHAPTER SIX: Narratives of ZIPRA Clashes with ZANLA: Rethinking the Construction of Sellout Identities during Zimbabwe's Liberation Struggle, 1974-1979 Takawira Chatambudza CHAPTER SEVEN: Honour, Patriotic Loyalty and Treachery in Zimbabwe's Land Reform Debate: A Classical History Perspective Obert Bernard Mlambo and Clive Tendai Zimunya CHAPTER EIGHT: Malawian Encounters with the Zimbabwean Liberation Struggle and Resultant Identities, 1966 to 1979 Anusa Daimon PART THREE: GENDERED PERSPECTIVES CHAPTER NINE: District Assistants, Guerrillas and Teenage Girls in Protected Villages During Zimbabwe's Liberation Struggle Ishmael Mazambani CHAPTER TEN: "Huge Impact, Little Recognition": Rethinking Women, War and Food Security in Umtali District, Rhodesia, 1975-1980 Bernard Kusena CHAPTER ELEVEN: White Women and African Nationalism in Colonial Zimbabwe Ushehwedu Kufakurinani and Pius Nyambara BIBLIOGRAPHY