Transgressing Boundaries: New Directions in the Study of Culture in Africa by Brenda Cooper (Author), Andrew Steyn (Contributor)

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Transgressing Boundaries: New Directions in the Study of Culture in Africa by Brenda Cooper (Author), Andrew Steyn (Contributor)ISBN: 9780821411837 UCT Press April 15, 1997 Paperback, 226 pages Transgressing Boundaries includes some of the most interesting debates informing cultural politics in South Africa today. To do so, it brings together renowned contributors from Africa, North America and the United Kingdom. The book questions the boundaries between the academic disciplines by incorporating literary studies with anthropology, history, archaeology, art and gender studies.

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A compelling consideration of the darkest side of human nature and the enduring power of hope

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ideas and careers of Henry Sylvester Williams

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