Decolonisation (EPUB) von David Boucher

Multidisciplinary scholars showcase their search for decolonial strategies from within their disciplinary focus, covering ideas such as the different layers at which colonialism operates, strategies for a decolonisation that does not recolonise, and the importance of preserving and publishing in indigenous languages.

Acronyms
Introduction Decolonisation: Interdisciplinary Perspectives – David Boucher and Ayesha Omar
Chapter 1 The Invention of Blacks: Notes on Conquest, Fear and Time – Ndumiso Dladla
Chapter 2 The Decolonisation of Southern Africa: Historical Reflections – Chris Saunders
Chapter 3 The Border of Trust at Kat River for Coloured Settlers, 1851–1853 – Christopher Allsobrook and Camilla Boisen
Chapter 4 Decolonisation and the Enduring Legacy of Colonial Borders in Africa – Ian S. Spears
Chapter 5 Fanon’s Challenge: Identity, Recognition and Ideology – David Boucher
Chapter 6 Beyond Redemption: Unsettling Progressive-Romantic Storyings of Colonial Injustice in Western Critical Thought – Michael Elliott
Chapter 7 The Limits of Decolonisation and the Problem of Legitimacy – Paul Patton
Chapter 8 Decolonisation – Real and Imagined – Steven Friedman
Chapter 9 Decolonisation and the Crisis of African Literature in the Twenty-First Century
– Sule Emmanuel Egya
Chapter 10 Pedagogical Disobedience in an Era of Unfinished Decolonisation – Amber Murrey
Contributors
Index