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Imagined communities, divided realities : engaging the apartheid past through 'healing of memories' in a post-TRC South Africa
The dissertation argues that, in the attempt to build a shared democratic culture among ordinary citizens in post-apartheid South Africa, insufficient attention has been paid to transformations of interpersonal domains. The dissertation examines the process and effects of the Healing of Memories (HO...
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Social Anthropology
2016
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