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Macqueen, Ian (Berghahn Journals, 2017-06)This article explores the eclipse and resurgence of the influence and ideas of Richard Turner in South Africa between 1968 and today. The article does this by first exploring Turner’s historical context more closely. It ...
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Macqueen, Ian (Historical Association of South Africa, 2017-11)This paper argues for the importance of ecumenism as part of the understanding of the global anti-apartheid struggle. Specifically, the paper explores the symbolism and effects of the World Council of Churches’ (WCC) ...
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Macqueen, Ian (Routledge, 2018)Since the emergence of Black Consciousness (BC) in South Africa in the late 1960s, the movement, its ideas and its leaders have all been the source of a great amount of scholarly interest, with justification.1 A movement ...
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Macqueen, Ian (Routledge, 2022)In the late 1980s, Poles tuned in with great enthusiasm to the miniseries Shaka Zulu, starring Henry Cele as the so-called Black Napoleon. The apartheid-era production was one instance of exchanges between the apartheid ...
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Macqueen, Ian (South African Society for History Teaching, 2019-12)This article discusses the revision of a history honours historiography module. It discusses the rationale, methodologies and material used to respond to the imperative of curriculum transformation and decolonisation. The ...
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Macqueen, Ian (Yesterday and Today, 2019)This article discusses the revision of a history honours historiography module. It discusses the rationale, methodologies and material used to respond to the imperative of curriculum transformation and decolonisation. The ...
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