A chapter by Carolyn Hamilton set to appear in the forthcoming book Public Intellectuals in South Africa: Critical Voices from the Past, edited by Chris Broodryk.
Hamilton argues that in the face of the extended archive, ethnographic evidence should no longer be relied on for insight into a conceptual “worldview” for Zulu speakers over time.
A version of the piece is also set to be released on EMANDULO as an innovative ‘curated paper’ – one which been formatted to allow for intertextual multimedia.
To cite:
Hamilton, Carolyn. “Recalibrating the Deep History of Intellectual Thought in the KwaZulu-Natal Region”. In Public Intellectuals in South Africa: Critical Voices from the Past, edited by Broodryk, Chris. Johannesburg: Wits University Press, forthcoming.
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