Remembering to Forget: Testimony, Collective Memory and the Genesis of the 'New' South African Nation in Country of My Skull.
Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa 2007, July, 19, 2
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Abstract In this essay I consider the role of memory in the creation of the post-apartheid nation: how does memory--individual and communal--function in the shaping of nationhood? Specifically, how does a text such as Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull, which seeks to straddle the divide of personal, individualised memory and collective memory, contribute to this process in post-apartheid South Africa?
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