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Language As Cultural Protest In African Lita Postcolonial Perspective 2010th Edition Andrew Nkadimeng

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Language As Cultural Protest In African Lita Postcolonial Perspective 2010th Edition Andrew Nkadimeng
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Publisher: LAP LAMBERT ACADEMIC PUBLISHING
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.74 MB
Author: Andrew Nkadimeng
ISBN: 9783838398891, 3838398890
Language: English
Year: 2010
Edition: 2010

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Language As Cultural Protest In African Lita Postcolonial Perspective 2010th Edition Andrew Nkadimeng by Andrew Nkadimeng 9783838398891, 3838398890 instant download after payment.

Language is a fundamental aspect of both cultural life and cultural identity, which should embrace the importance of African literature in advancing debate and dialogue towards dismantling of colonial imperialism. African literature has become a powerful instrument in its advocacy for cultural and linguistic freedom. With the realisation of African Renaissance and Black Consciousness philosophies, the use of African indigenous languages, despite historical circumstances, should be seen as a vehicle towards achieving cultural pluralism in the global context.

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