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Critical Arts articles from January 2000
This cultural studies journal focuses on international regional issues, including future plans to cover the Indian Ocean Rim and Aboriginal issues.
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Critical Arts archives from January 2000
The portrait cabinet of Dr Bleek: anthropometric photographs by early Cape photographers.
January 1, 2000... AS A FORM of representation of external reality the photograph in its colonial context played a powerful role in helping to establish concepts of order and interpretations of an alien environment. Importantly, as well as measuring potential...
Ethnicity and the geometry of power: the aesthetics of ethnicity in the imagination of the polity (1).
January 1, 2000... `ETHNICITY' IS GENERALLY understood to be one `part' of a polity that contains, at least, other `ethnicities' and probably many other kinds of groupings or categories, including race, sex, colour, status groups and classes (after Max Weber,...
Towards an African Renaissance: some thoughts on the Renaissance conference September 28th & 29th 1998 and its future implications.
January 1, 2000... Introduction
On September 28th and 29th of 1998, an historic conference was held in Johannesburg to critically discuss and debate Thabo Mbeki's heralded African Renaissance initiative. The conference is historic not because the concept of...
Transformation: challenges for South Africa.
January 1, 2000... * Makgoba, M.W. (1997). MOKOKO: The Makgoba Affair--A reflection on transformation. Johannesburg: Vivlia.
* Editors Note: William Makgoba was invited to reply to Williams' review. Magoba's main concern was that readers should be aware that...