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Are Trout South African? Or: A Postcolonial Fish

There has been substantial attention paid in literary and postcolonial studies to issues of environment and ecology, and especially the environmental transformations which colonial and imperial histories have wrought upon the (post)colony.

Duncan Brown Duncan Brown

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Genres of Critique

This project seeks to open and explore a liminal space for critique between aesthetics and politics.

Placeholder image George Pavlich Karin van Marle Karin van Marle

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Lift Stories: The intimate publics of elevators in 20th century Johannesburg

This project thinks through the space of the lift as urban affective infrastructure in Johannesburg over the 20th century.

Bridget Kenny Bridget Kenny

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Apartheid Remains

Chari, Sharad. 2024. Apartheid Remains. Duke University Press. https://www.dukeupress.edu/apartheid-remains

Sharad Chari Sharad Chari

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Inhospitable Places: Feminist Thinking on Whiteness, Men, and Various Kinds of Women in South African contexts

Inhospitable Places is a feminist project that works with thinking about race, gender and class in contemporary South African contexts.

Nadia Sanger Nadia Sanger

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The coloniality and necropolitics of nuclear sacrifice zones: The case of South Africa’s nuclear waste disposal site, Vaalputs

A key feature of the Anthropocene is the production of nuclear waste.

Jo-Ansie van Wyk Jo-Ansie van Wyk

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A Research Itinerary from Fieldwork to Archives: Cape Town (South Africa), Festivals, Music, ‘Identities,’ Politics

Martin, Denis-Constant. 2021. A Research Itinerary from Fieldwork to Archives: Cape Town (South Africa), Festivals, Music, ‘Identities,’ Pol...

Denis-Constant Martin Denis-Constant Martin

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Panic City: Crime and the Fear Industries in Johannesburg

Murray, Martin J. 2020. Panic City: Crime and the Fear Industries in Johannesburg. Stanford University Press. https://www.sup.org/books/titl...

Martin Murray Martin Murray

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Finding My Way: Reflections on South African Literature

Brown, Duncan. 2020. Finding My Way: Reflections on South African Literature. University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Press. https://books.google.co.za...

Duncan Brown Duncan Brown

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‘Beyond 2000: South African Literature Today’

Michael Chapman (guest editor). 2009. ‘Beyond 2000: South African Literature Today’. Current Writing (Special Issue)

Placeholder image Michael Chapman

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The Case of Coetzee: South African Literary Criticism 1990 to Today

Michael Chapman. 2009. The Case of Coetzee: South African Literary Criticism 1990 to Today. Journal of Literary Studies 25

Placeholder image Michael Chapman

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Native, Natural, Indigenous, Indigenised? Trout in the Postcolony

Brown, Duncan. 2016. Native, Natural, Indigenous, Indigenised? Trout in the Postcolony. Critical African Studies 8(2):179–95. http://dx.doi....

Duncan Brown Duncan Brown

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STIAS Series Volume 1: The Humanist Imperative in South Africa

The Humanist Imperative in South Africa John de Gruchy (Editor) SUN PRESS (2011, 200 pp) ISBN: 978-1-920338-56-5 https://doi.org/10.18820/9...

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In/appropriate Personae: Contemporary Culture and the Politics of Appropriation

This project, a prospective monograph entitled In/appropriate Personae: Contemporary Cultural Production and the Politics of Appropriation, seeks to examine the growing awareness of the politics of representation and ethics of appropriation in contemporary culture, especially in relation to depictions of race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality.

Andrew Van der Vlies Andrew Van der Vlies