How new is New Frank Talk? Steve Biko's philosophy of Black Consciousness in the post-aparthed context

Master Thesis

2012

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Van der Wolf, Marthe
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Garuba, Harry
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University of Cape Town

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African Studies
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Faculty of Humanities
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The main aim of this thesis is to examine the usage and modification of the philosophy of Black Consciousness in post-1994 South Africa. The usage and modification is examined through an intertextual analysis, which investigates what notions of Black Consciousness are used by New Frank Talk, how these notions are used and what manner they are modified in a post-1994 context. The analysis consists of an examination of seven New Frank Talk essays published since 2009.
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African Studies

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Van der Wolf, M. 2012. How new is New Frank Talk? Steve Biko's philosophy of Black Consciousness in the post-aparthed context. University of Cape Town.

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