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The onomastic (re)presentation of ‘self’ and ‘other’ in Zimbabwean political discourse (1980-2025)

The Zimbabwean political landscape has been toxic and polarised since the formative years of African nationalist movements in the early 1950s.

Zvinashe Mamvura Zvinashe Mamvura

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Gender and naming practices, and the creation of a taxonomy of masculinities in the South African soap opera The Queen

Ncube, Gibson. 2019. Gender and naming practices, and the creation of a taxonomy of masculinities in the South African soap opera The Queen....

Gibson Ncube Gibson Ncube
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