Toxic belonging? : Identity and ecology in southern Africa / edited by Dan Wylie.

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TextPublication details: Newcastle : Cambridge Scholars, 2008.Description: 1 online resource (xi, 268 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781847185143
1847185142
9781443809269
1443809268

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Toxic belonging?DDC classification:

304.20968 22 22 22

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GF758

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Contents:

pt. 1. Fields of philosophy -- pt. 2. History and autochthony -- pt. 3. Literary identities -- pt. 4. Place and personhood -- pt. 5. Streets, hills, caves.

Summary: Southern Africa's literatures brim with references to the natural world, its landscapes and its animals. Both fictional and non-fictional works express ongoing debates, often highly politicised, concerning its various groups' senses of identity and belon.

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Southern Africa's literatures brim with references to the natural world, its landscapes and its animals. Both fictional and non-fictional works express ongoing debates, often highly politicised, concerning its various groups' senses of identity and belon.

pt. 1. Fields of philosophy -- pt. 2. History and autochthony -- pt. 3. Literary identities -- pt. 4. Place and personhood -- pt. 5. Streets, hills, caves.

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