Social memory as a force for social and economic transformation / edited by Muxe Nkondo.
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| Format: | Ebook |
| Language: | English |
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Routledge,
2023.
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| Edition: | 1st. |
| Series: | Routledge/UNISA Press series.
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| Online Access: | Click here to view this book |
| Item Description: | <P>ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS </P><P>ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS </P><P>FOREWORD Cyril Ramaphosa </P><P>FOREWORD Nathi Mthethwa </P><P>PREFACE MCR Makopo </P><P>PREFACE Jane Mufamadi </P><P>INTRODUCTION Muxe Nkondo </P><P>1. CONTRADICTIONS IN MEMORIALISING LIBERATION HISTORY </P><P>Albie Sachs</P><P>2. MEMORIALISATION AS A FORCE FOR RADICAL TRANSFORMATION: THE CASE OF FREEDOM PARK IN SOUTH AFRICA 11</P><P>Mandla S. Makhanya</P><P>3. FREEDOM PARK AS A PLACE OF MEMORY: SYMBOLIC REPARATIONS, INDIGENOUS AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS AND RECONCILIATION</P><P>Jane Mufamadi</P><P>4. MEMORY AND SOCIOECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN SOUTH AFRICA</P><P>Vusi Gumede</P><P>5. HOMELAND MANIFESTATIONS-A POSTAPARTHEID DENIGRATION OF SOCIAL COHESION </P><P>Modimowabarwa Kanyane</P><P>6. THE HISTORICAL TRANSFORMATION OF MALE INITIATION POLITICALCULTURAL PRACTICES AND ITS ROLE IN NATION-BUILDING: THE CASE OF THE WESTERN CAPE PROVINCE</P><P>Mthobeli Guma</P><P>7. MEMORY, KNOWLEDGE AND FREEDOM: FROM DISMEMBERMENT AND RE-MEMBERING</P><P>Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni</P><P>8. MEMORY FOR PEACE IN WAR: A CASE OF REMEMBERING AND REBUILDING POSTAPARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA</P><P>9. MENDING OUR WOUNDED SOULS: TOWARDS THE POSSIBILITY OF HEALING AND SOCIAL COHESION</P><P>Puleng Segalo</P><P>10. RECONCILIATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA: STILL THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS OF THE TRC?</P><P>Tembeka Ngcebetsha-Mooij</P><P>11. RISING VIOLENCE: THE CRISIS OF BROKEN INDIVIDUALS </P><P>William Gumede</P><P>CHAPTER 12 SOCIAL MEMORY THROUGH POSTHUMOUS REMEMBRANCE </P><P>Moeketsi Letseka</P><P>13. MEMORIALISING THE COMMUNITY PUBLIC HEALTH LEGACY OF THE RIBEIROS</P><P>Olga Makhubela-Nkondo</P><P>14. THE PLACE OF MEMORY IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF DESMOND TUTU</P><P>Tinyiko Maluleke</P><P>15. MEMORIALISING THE UNTOLD STORIES OF WOMEN, FOR TRANSFORMATION</P><P>Thenjiwe Mtintso</P><P>16. ON AND OF MEMORIES: UNDERSTANDING WOMEN'S STORIES, STITCHED PERCEPTIONS AND THE RUPTURE OF VIOLENCE IN THEIR LIVES</P><P>Thenjiwe Meyiwa</P><P>17. MEMORIES OF, AND REFLECTIONS ON, BROADCASTING IN SOUTH AFRICA</P><P>Marcia Socikwa</P><P>18. PRESS FREEDOM 25 YEARS POSTINDEPENDENCE: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN MODEL</P><P>Lauren Marx</P><P>19. UNIVERSITIES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT AS FREEDOM AND JUSTICE: THE POLITICS OF EVIDENCE AND DECISION</P><P>Muxe Nkondo</P><P>20. THE CENTRE, THE PERIPHERY AND SELFHOOD: RETHINKING THE ROLE OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES FOR RADICAL TRANSFORMATION</P><P>Tlhabane Mokhine Motaung</P><P>21. MEMORIALISING THE PAN-AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA</P><P>Molefe Ike Mafole</P><P>22. TO SING OR NOT TO SING: THE PROTEST SONG IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY </P><P>Vuyisile Msila</P><P>23. SHARED DREAMS: CREATIVE ART-FROM COLLECTIVE MEMORY TO SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION</P><P>Judy Seidman</P><P>24. (SOCIAL) ANCHOR AS OPPOSITE TO TUMBLEWEED: THE NAMING OF "THINGS" AS MEMORY AND ANCHOR, REPRESSION AS EROSION AND DISLOCATION</P><P>Wiseman Magasela</P><P>25. MEMORIALISING FREEDOM DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWN IN SOUTH AFRICA </P><P>Tembeka Ngcebetsha-Mooij</P><P>26. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY AND ETHICS OF GLOBAL SOLIDARITY IN COVID-19</P><P>Muxe Nkondo</P><P>ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS</P>. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (324 pages) : illustrations. |
| ISBN: | 100083834X 9781000838343 |