SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. de Lambert, J. (Ed): No.42 2000.

South African Historical Society. University of South Africa (UNISA) May 2000. issn 0258-2473.. VG condition. contents unmarked.. 453pp softcover. Articles include: Arnold Temu, Not Telling: African History At The End Of The Millennium. Luise White, The Most Telling: Lies, Secrets, And History. Tim Nuttal & John Wright, Probing The Predicaments Of Academic History In Contemporary South Africa. Uma Dhupelia-Mesthrie, 'A Blast From The Past': The Teaching Of South African History At An Apartheid University 1960s-1980s. Cynthia Kros, Telling Lies And Forgetting All About History. Marijke du Toit, Telling Tales: The Politics Of Language In Oral Historiography. Paul Maylam, 'Dead Horses, The Baby And The Bathwater': 'Post-Theory' And The Historian's Practice. Julia Wells, The Scandal Of Rev James Read And The Taming Of The London Missionary Society By 1820. Sandra Swart, 'Desperate Men': The 1914 Rebellion And The Politics Of Poverty. Jim Davidson, Coping With Marginality: Tourism And The Projection Of Grahamstown 1870-1955. Mia Roth, Eddie Brian Jack & Let's Phone Rusty: Is This The History Of The Communist Party Of South Africa 1921-1950? Phia Steyn & Andre Wessels, The Emergence Of The New Environmentalism In South Africa 1988-1992. Christo Botha, The Politics Of Land Resettlement In Namibia 1890-1960. Alan Lester, Global Capitalism, Social Dislocation And Cultural Discourse In South African History. G.R. Allen, Is There A Baby In The Bathwater? Disquieting Thoughts On The Value Of Content In History. Irina Filatova, Interview With Apollon Davidson and New Insights On Relations Between Russia And South Africa. list of publications by Apollon Davidson. AIRMAIL worldwide at standard rate.