The purpose of this study is to understand how Black women are represented in South
African NCS and CAPS history textbooks. This was conducted by employing social …

In the light of postcolonial anthropology, we strive towards building interpretive, culturally
sensitive and contextualised narratives. However, in attempting to do this, we often come …

This article examines how the nation and citizenship are addressed in new South African
history textbooks with reference to two key issues: changing approaches to textbook …

In the South Africa of the 1980's, a social discourse developed in which new critical and
ideological visions emerged. This discourse, popularly known as" liberation discourse" …

The inevitable heterogeneity of all human clusters means that there is an endlessly large
spectrum of possibilities through which members of that group can inhabit any experiential …

This research project explored how young women involved in political organizations make
sense of apartheid history and how they appropriate that history into their identities. Nine …

This thesis explores the development of political awareness and identity formation in the
autobiographies of three prominent women each of whom made a mark on South African …

Race remains an existential dilemma in the sociopolitical landscape of the 'new'South Africa.
The collapse of the meta-narrative of apartheid has called historically and politically defined …

The Ghanaian society is highly patriarchal and one of the immediate outcomes is that
assignment of roles and responsibilities are typically based on gender lines. This paper is …