Frankenstein visits the Eastern Cape The Politics of Evil : Magic, State Power and the Political Imagination in South Africa, by Clifton Crais : review article
Extracted from text ... 1. The three references to umguyo as war dance occur in A. Kropf and R. Godfrey, A Kafir-English Dictionary (Lovedale, 1915), 138; J.H. Soga, The South-Eastern Bantu (Johannesburg, 1930), 345 (refers to 'war song'); and, above all, Mabasa and Nomala, 'A Brief H...
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| Published in: | South African Historical Journal Vol. 51; no. 1; pp. 224 - 242 |
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| Format: | Journal Article |
| Language: | English |
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UNISA Press
01.01.2004
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| ISSN: | 0258-2473, 0258-2473 |
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| Summary: | Extracted from text ... 1. The three references to umguyo as war dance occur in A. Kropf and R. Godfrey, A Kafir-English Dictionary (Lovedale, 1915), 138; J.H. Soga, The South-Eastern Bantu (Johannesburg, 1930), 345 (refers to 'war song'); and, above all, Mabasa and Nomala, 'A Brief History of the Pondomise Tribe', in F. Brownlee, The Transkeian Native Territories (Lovedale, 1923), 121. Mabasa was a former regent of the Tsolo Mpondomise, so he should have known what he was talking about. 2. 'Preface to the French Edition', in K. Marx, Capital, vol. 1 (trans. B. Fowkes) (Harmondsworth, 1976), 104. 224 South African Historical Journal 51 .. |
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| ISSN: | 0258-2473 0258-2473 |