Decolonisation
Revolution and Evolution
Published on 1. October 2023
281 pages
978-1-77614-847-9 (ISBN)
Description
Offers a comparative analysis of the processes and aftermath of decolonisation from philosophical, historical, literary and legal perspectives.
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Persons
David Boucher, Ayesha Omar, Christopher Allsobrook, Camilla Boisen, Ndumiso Dladla, Sule Emmanuel Egya, Michael Elliott, Steven Friedman, Amber Murrey, Paul Patton, Chris Saunders, Ian S Spears
Content
Acronyms Introduction Decolonisation: Interdisciplinary Perspectives - David Boucher and Ayesha Omar Chapter 1 The Invention of Blacks: Notes on Conquest, Fear and Time - Ndumiso Dladla Chapter 2 The Decolonisation of Southern Africa: Historical Reflections - Chris Saunders Chapter 3 The Border of Trust at Kat River for Coloured Settlers, 1851-1853 - Christopher Allsobrook and Camilla Boisen Chapter 4 Decolonisation and the Enduring Legacy of Colonial Borders in Africa - Ian S. Spears Chapter 5 Fanon's Challenge: Identity, Recognition and Ideology - David Boucher Chapter 6 Beyond Redemption: Unsettling Progressive-Romantic Storyings of Colonial Injustice in Western Critical Thought - Michael Elliott Chapter 7 The Limits of Decolonisation and the Problem of Legitimacy - Paul Patton Chapter 8 Decolonisation - Real and Imagined - Steven Friedman Chapter 9 Decolonisation and the Crisis of African Literature in the Twenty-First Century - Sule Emmanuel Egya Chapter 10 Pedagogical Disobedience in an Era of Unfinished Decolonisation - Amber Murrey Contributors Index
