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Abstract
[I]n the very principle of its constitution, in its language, and in its finalities, narrative about Africa is always pretext for a comment about something else, some other place, some other people. More precisely, Africa is the mediation that enables the West to accede to its own subconscious and give a public account of its subjectivity (Achille Mbembe 3).
Recommended Citation
Hanzimanolis, Margaret, Southern African Contact Narratives: The Case of T’Kama Adamastor and its Reconstructive Project, Kunapipi, 24(1), 2002.
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