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South African art history: the possibility of decolonising a discourse
In light of recent calls to decolonise curricula at South African universities there has been a renewed interest in what decolonisation might specifically imply for particular academic disciplines. Art history in South Africa has long struggled to move away from its settler colonial origins towards...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2018
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