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2015 – South African Literature


Campbell and Artis on Biko

Oct 22, 2015

Ty Campbell ’16 – One of the topics that interested me the most from Biko’s I Write What I Like is the concept of Black Consciousness. The term is one that I’ve […]

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Rhodes and Bowe on Biko

Oct 21, 2015

Christian Rhodes ’17 – Steve Biko was an anti-apartheid activist in the 1960’s and 70’s. He is considered a martyr because he was killed while in police custody in 1977. He was […]

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Andre and Sodipe on Biko

Oct 18, 2015

Derek Andre ’16 –  Throughout this semester, with nearly all of our engagements with South African literature, a common theme of madness has permeated our readings. We’ve dealt with a woman descending […]

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Frye and Cramer on Biko

Oct 16, 2015

Nick Frye ’16 – In Steve Biko’s I Write What I Like, there is a chapter labeled Black Souls in White Skins? that deals with the issues of whites helping the African […]

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Greene and Biehl on Biko

Oct 16, 2015

Zach Greene ’16 – In Steve Biko’s I Write What I Like, he discusses white racism and privilege while specifically attacking the white liberal. Bearing in mind this was written during the […]

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