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⋄ Chapter 1 : Introduction : A Neocolonized Africa
⋄ Chapter 2 : In the Snare of Colonial Matrix of Power
⋄ Chapter 3 : Myths of Decolonization and Illusions of Freedom
⋄ Chapter 4 : Discursive Construction of the African People
⋄ Chapter 5 : Coloniality of Being and the Phenomenon of Violence
⋄ Chapter 6 : The Idea of South Africa and Pan-South African Nationalism
⋄ Chapter 7 : Zimbabwe and the Crisis of Chimurenga Nationalism
⋄ Chapter 8 : The Murky Present and the Mysterious Future
⋄ Bibliography
Coloniality of Power in Postcolonial Africa : Myths of Decolonization
Coloniality of Power in Postcolonial Africa : Myths of Decolonization. Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni. Dakar, CODESRIA, 2013, 308 p., ISBN : 978-2-86978-578-6
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- Prelim
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Part I : Colonial Matrix of Power
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- Chapter 1 : Introduction : A Neocolonized Africa
- (3-36)
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- Chapter 2 : In the Snare of Colonial Matrix of Power
- (37-64)
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- Chapter 3 : Myths of Decolonization and Illusions of Freedom
- (65-98)
Part II : Discursive Constructions
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- Chapter 4 : Discursive Construction of the African People
- (99-124)
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- Chapter 5 : Coloniality of Being and the Phenomenon of Violence
- (125-146)
Part III : Case Studies
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- Chapter 6 : The Idea of South Africa and Pan-South African Nationalism
- (147-178)
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- Chapter 7 : Zimbabwe and the Crisis of Chimurenga Nationalism
- (179-238)
Conclusion
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- Chapter 8 : The Murky Present and the Mysterious Future
- (239-264)
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- Bibliography
- (265-292)