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  3. Vol. 33 No. 2 (2017)

Vol. 33 No. 2 (2017)

Published: 2017-06-01

Articles

  • Cape Town, its Musical Spatiality and Apartheid: The Case of Zayn Adam, Richard Jon Smith and Jonathan Butler

    Harry Sewlall
    1-17
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  • The Representation of Fukuyama’s Pathways to a Posthuman Future in Brave New World and Never Let Me Go

    Sharareh Kashi, Zahra Jannessari Ladani
    18-34
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  • Bollywood Cinema: A Transnational/Cultural Role

    Asma Ayob, Marisa Keuris
    35-58
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  • “Computer Cowboys” and “Ass-kicking Techno-babes” Challenging Cyberpunk’s Conventional Representations of Gender and Sexuality in the Futuristic Digital World of Moxyland

    Robyn Wilkinson, Cheryl Stobie
    59-77
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  • Introduction: African and Diasporan Poetry

    Maurice Taonezvi Vambe, Rangarirai Alfred Musvoto
    78-81
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  • Uneasy Double Attachment: Homeland and Exile in Olu Oguibe’s A Gathering Fear

    Senayon Olaoluwa Olaoluwa
    82-108
    • PDF
  • Moving Beyond Protest Sensibility: Chenjerai Hove’s Love and Other Ghosts (2009)

    Maurice Vambe
    109-127
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  • Representations of Identity, History and Nationalism in Chenjerai Hove’s Selected Poetry

    Rangarirai A. Musvoto
    128-145
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  • Penyai’s Vision of the School and Education in Selected Poetry in Nhekwe Dziri Kanyi (2011)

    Godwin Makaudze, Isaac Mhute
    146-158
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