Culture, power, and difference : discourse analysis in South Africa

Ann Levett

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African cultural and philosophical studies Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies South African History and Culture

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This text makes a radical break with much conventional wisdom in postcolonial discourse to explore contemporary African identities in transition. The contributors look at the colonial legacy and how colonial identities are being reconstructed in the face of deepening social inequality across the continent. The book asks the question: is the postcolonial merely a neocolonial mystification, a Eurocentric product of Western scholarship in collusion with Western imperialism?

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