Vol. 37 No. 2 (2021): Representations and Rhetoric of Genocide in African Popular Cultures

Published: 2021-06-01

Articles

Special Issue Introduction: Representations and Rhetoric of Genocide in African Popular Cultures

Khatija Khan

1-3
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Defying Stereotyping Hutu People in The Rwandan Genocide in The Film, Kinyarwanda (2012)

Khatija Khan

4-15
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Ahistorical Rhetoric: Oil, Ethnicity and Genocide in South Sudan

Wellington Gadzikwa

16-26
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From Connemara to Gukurahundi Genocide of the 1980s in Zimbabwe

Joshua Chakawa

27-39
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Gukurahundi in Zimbabwe: An Epistemicide and Genocide

William J. Mpofu

40-55
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Genocidal Action and Framing in Vera’s The Stone Virgins

Josephine Muganiwa

56-68
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Gender Mainstreaming in Peacebuilding and Localised Human Security in the Context of the Darfur Genocide: An Africentric Rhetorical Analysis

Kgothatso B. Shai, Mbay Vunza

69-84
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Media, Minority Discourses and Identity Politics in Post-Genocide Rwanda

Urther Rwafa

85-102
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The Rhetoric of Shimon Wincelberg’s Resort ’76 and the Aesthetics of Atrocity in Drama of the Holocaust

Owen Seda

103-114
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Gukurahundi, Media and the “Wounds of History”: Discourses on Mass Graves, Exhumations and Reburials in Post-Independent Zimbabwe

Mphathisi Ndlovu

115-128
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The Language of the Gukurahundi Genocide in Zimbabwe: 1980-1987

Brian Sibanda

129-145
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Editorial

Editorial

Richard Allan Northover

146-155
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