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The Apartheid Archive Project, the Psychosocial and Political Praxisuth Africa, known as apartheid (Goldberg, 2008; Posel, 1991). This totalising system of subjugation, which depended on various . operating in concert — on political, structural, material, sociocultural and administrative technologies, working in tandem with psychical tendencies — approximated what F

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Memory, Narrative and Voice as Liberatory Praxis in the Apartheid Archiveay, many South Africans have life experiences that straddle this historical divide. Close to 60 per cent of South Africa’s current population lived for a significant period of their childhood or adulthood through the horrors of the apartheid reality (Statistics South Africa, 2010). Of note too, as H

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Intersections of ‘Race’, Sex and Gender in Narratives on Apartheidinequality that were rooted in colonisation and formed the cornerstones of apartheid. This chapter draws on a group of the narratives that have been generated by the Apartheid Archive Project (www.apartheidarchive.org) to explore some of the multiple and complex ways in which normative gender roles,

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Desire, Fear and Entitlement: Sexualising Race and Racialising Sexuality in (Re)membering Apartheideid Archive Project that speak to the complex ways in which stories about sexuality and racism are intricately enmeshed. We are particularly interested in exploring the way in which these intersecting discourses are enacted through the fantasy of the ‘other’. Key is the realisation that the developm