Making Visible Constructions of Dis/ Advantage Through Genealogical Investigation--South African Schooled Literacies (Report)
Critical Arts 2007, July, 21, 1
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Beschreibung des Verlags
Abstract Towards the close of the twentieth century in South Africa, powerful discourses were disrupted and political, economic and cultural transformation hailed. Yet, attitudes, subjectivities and patterns of behaviour are not simply automatically erased.
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