- Nationality
- šæš¦ South Africa
- Affiliation
- University of Pretoria
- Field of study
- Law
- Residencies at STIAS
- 2014 2nd SemesterĀ /Ā 2015 2nd Semester
Projects
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The becoming of post-apartheid jurisprudence: Towards a minor jurisprudence of generosity
The project focuses on the interdisciplinary possibilities of law to constitute a discourse of transformation for post-apartheid South Africa. -
Genres of Critique
This project seeks to open and explore a liminal space for critique between aesthetics and politics. -
The politics and poetics of old age: Drawing on Law and Literature to assess the (cultural) legitimacy of African Union norms on the rights of older persons
A critical investigation of post-apartheid life under a transformed legal, political and social order from the perspective of women.
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