Titlebook: Oral History, Community, and Displacement; Imagining Memories i Sean Field Book 2012 Sean Field 2012 Africa.Case Studies.emotion.experience

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Fragile Identitiess of feeling and emotion from the analysis of coloured identities.. I will argue that as all identities are by definition hybrid and impure,. all identities are emotional and fragile. The fragility of all identities is ambiguously constructed through weakness and strength, continuity and discontinui

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From the “Peaceful Past” to the “Violent Present”complex series of interlocking histories whose interactions have to be re-constructed, not assumed.”. “All present awareness,” as David Lowenthal puts it, “is grounded in past perceptions and acts,”. or as Elizabeth Tonkin states, “All understandings of the past affect the present. Literate or illit

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Disappointed Men the memories of two men from the Windermere community. Their life stories are drawn from interviews I conducted in the course of my doctoral research. As described in previous chapters, Windermere was a mixed community on the periphery of Cape Town that began at the turn of the twentieth century an

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Imagining Communitiescity center is squeezed geographically between Table Mountain on the south and the shoreline of Table Bay on the north. As a port it has been a place of arrival, interaction, and departure for travelers from across Africa and the Atlantic and Indian oceans. Dutch colonial settlement began in 1652 an

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Sites of Memory in Langas lives, stories, and knowledge about sites in their communities. In South Africa, a historical break occurred at the onset of democracy in 1994. During the recent period of democracy there have been various responses to the legacies of the preceding periods of Dutch and English colonialism, segrega

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“Others Killed in My Eyes”tus) were murdered by extremist Hutu groups. During the genocide over 2 million Rwandans fled across the globe, and many found refuge in South African cities.. I visited Rwanda in 2003 and 2004,. which motivated me to do oral history interviews with refugees living in Cape Town.. This was a logical

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Beyond “Healing”ternal and external worlds, which leaves posttraumatic legacies such as dissociation, depression, and hypersensitivity.. Trauma may be caused by an event or by a context. The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) offered “healing” to the survivors of “gross human rights abuse” unde

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Disappointed Imaginingsg the anti-apartheid struggles of the 1970s and 1980s, she became a significant protest poet. In our interview she traced her beginnings as a poet to writing about apartheid forced removals in Cape Town. In the above passage, she referred to writing about what she saw and felt during those events an