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Memoryscapes of belonging: tracing black women's bodies and interior lives in postcolonial city making
Belonging in the city of Cape Town is a contested and ambivalent terrain. The past spatial injustices of colonial and apartheid rule have left deep scars and practices embedded in the city. Much has been researched and written about the role of women in land and housing struggles in the Cape. Howeve...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2024
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