Together with global shifts in the fields of postcolonial studies, anthropology, and history, the democratic transition of 1994 invigorated debates about Khoisan identity, politics, and representation in South Africa and elsewhere. While classical themes continue to inform Khoisan Studies research, the increasing number of people self-identifying as Khoisan and engaging in activism accordingly has brought new debates, topics, and perspectives to the fore. In this selective and annotated bibliography, scholarly works that epitomize this trend are discussed
This article seeks to explore the identity of the Khoisan as symbolic for reconciliation in South Af...
How and why do Khoisan activists in Cape Town engage with history in their expressions of indigeneit...
I demonstrate how South African Khoisan literature enriches literary discourse in the global context...
Together with global shifts in the fields of postcolonial studies, anthropology, and history, the de...
The Khoisan were decimated, dispossessed and assimilated into the mixed-race “Coloured” group during...
Decimated and dispossessed, the Khoisan of South Africa were assimilated alongside several others in...
The Khoisan of the Cape are widely considered virtually extinct as a distinct collective following t...
The Khoisan of the Cape are widely considered virtually extinct as a distinct collective following t...
The post-apartheid era has seen increasing numbers of people self-identifying as Khoisan and campaig...
Focussing on AAS le fleur I (1867-1941), the Griqua, and post-apartheid Khoe-San revivalism, the dis...
CITATION: Van Wyk, B. 2016. Indigenous rights, indigenous epistemologies, and language : (re)constru...
Recent years have seen an upsurge in demands for the ‘decolonization’ of South Africa. The (inter)na...
This article seeks to explore the identity of the Khoisan as symbolic for reconciliation in South A...
Includes bibliographical references.My study arose from a wish to consolidate work begun in the 1970...
Abstract: December 2017 saw the break of a new dawn as KhoiSan people from the Eastern Cape went on ...
This article seeks to explore the identity of the Khoisan as symbolic for reconciliation in South Af...
How and why do Khoisan activists in Cape Town engage with history in their expressions of indigeneit...
I demonstrate how South African Khoisan literature enriches literary discourse in the global context...
Together with global shifts in the fields of postcolonial studies, anthropology, and history, the de...
The Khoisan were decimated, dispossessed and assimilated into the mixed-race “Coloured” group during...
Decimated and dispossessed, the Khoisan of South Africa were assimilated alongside several others in...
The Khoisan of the Cape are widely considered virtually extinct as a distinct collective following t...
The Khoisan of the Cape are widely considered virtually extinct as a distinct collective following t...
The post-apartheid era has seen increasing numbers of people self-identifying as Khoisan and campaig...
Focussing on AAS le fleur I (1867-1941), the Griqua, and post-apartheid Khoe-San revivalism, the dis...
CITATION: Van Wyk, B. 2016. Indigenous rights, indigenous epistemologies, and language : (re)constru...
Recent years have seen an upsurge in demands for the ‘decolonization’ of South Africa. The (inter)na...
This article seeks to explore the identity of the Khoisan as symbolic for reconciliation in South A...
Includes bibliographical references.My study arose from a wish to consolidate work begun in the 1970...
Abstract: December 2017 saw the break of a new dawn as KhoiSan people from the Eastern Cape went on ...
This article seeks to explore the identity of the Khoisan as symbolic for reconciliation in South Af...
How and why do Khoisan activists in Cape Town engage with history in their expressions of indigeneit...
I demonstrate how South African Khoisan literature enriches literary discourse in the global context...