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Deconstructing “de/colonised knowledge” in South Africa: the case of radical academic history under apartheid (1960-1991)
This thesis explores the inherent complexities and contradictions embedded in the radical turn in South African historiography with regards to the decolonisation of the discipline of history in South African universities under apartheid from 1960 to 1991. By choosing to deconstruct radical history i...
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African Studies
2023
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