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Chains of memory in the postcolony: performing and remembering the Namibian genocide
This research project is an interdisciplinary investigation of the memory of the 1904-1908 Namibian genocide through its performance representation(s). It lies at the intersection of performance, memory and genocide studies. The research considers the role of performance in remembering, memorialisin...
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Department of Drama
2019
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