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"We are not 100% free": narratives of continuity and change amongst women on the margins of post-apartheid South Africa
A wide range of auto/biographies and life stories has narrated South Africa's transition from apartheid to non-racial liberal democracy. However, the vast majority of these works has viewed the transformation process through the eyes of men and women who have lived extraordinary and spectacular live...
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Department of Political Studies
2017
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