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swindling of a subordinated group within the capitalist scheme of things. That is, the capital is mobilized from the South to th ...

From this point on, the desire is to make a return to the homeland in the wake of the explosion of the myth of American and Amer ...

migration in concrete and experiential terms in which case the capital flight from the South to the North and the subsequent lab ...

recognize the plenitude of historical and contemporary experiences and narratives imbricated in a national history. Therefore , ...

abstractions and practices of global fairness for humanity. To affirm the contrary is to short change this morality of equity an ...

CHAPTER FIVE FROM EXILE TO RETURN: HOME, NATION AND ‘TRANSNATION’ IN SEROTE’S POST-APARTHEID POETRY remember i do since to forge ...

South African Past and the Centrality of Exile Viewed against the preceding decades of apartheid, South African literature writt ...

the line of racial exclusionism.^69 The intimate experience of this racial subjugation made poignant by the agency of state powe ...

of all shades and hues, but especially the groups and individuals opposed to the abstractions of racial superiority legitimated ...

Gatherings of exiles and émigrés and refugees; gathering on the edge of ‘foreign’ cultures; gathering at the frontiers; gatherin ...

Ordinarily, with the turn of events in 1994, the euphoria that accompanied the inauguration of a democratically elected governme ...

1997:158) as it was for reconciling the various parties on different ends of victimhood and perpetration. More substantially, it ...

apartheid social practices, it may be expected to tract a fresh trajectory. But this may be less of a linear journey than antici ...

Granted that the much sought freedom was not attained in a vacuum, but was passionately fought for by individuals and groups, so ...

It is, therefore, not out of place to look back at the liberation struggle and the euphoria of the present with a view to, at a ...

very clear issues that cannot be swept underground. This explains why, still in the first part of the collection, he painfully r ...

with bare hands this history/ which keeps repeating and again repeats itself/ they held it/ they intervened/ in life and blood/ ...

this brings one raises even more substantial questions about the existential exile into which groups and individuals involved in ...

need to extract a guarantee for life within the domain of a subordinated group. In other words, their departure can be gleaned a ...

them. The intensity of the surveillance and hostility mounted against them by the establishment is captured in the testimony abo ...