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Remembering the nation, disremembering women? : stories of the South African transition
The thesis explores the making of nationhood, and its contestation, in narrative representations of women during the South African transition. This temporal span extends across the first decade of democracy and the first two terms of governance following the historic 1994 elections. The transition i...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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