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portada South Africa: In the Name of the Father
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
234
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.2 cm
ISBN13
9781959677017

South Africa: In the Name of the Father

Douglas, Angus (Author) · Defiance Press and Publishing · Paperback

South Africa: In the Name of the Father - Douglas, Angus

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Synopsis "South Africa: In the Name of the Father"

In this unflinching examination of post-apartheid South Africa, Angus Douglas offers a provocative critique of the nation's complex racial dynamics and political landscape. Drawing on personal experiences and historical analysis, Douglas challenges conventional narratives about race, civilization, and governance in a country still grappling with its divided past. Douglas takes readers on a journey through South Africa's tumultuous transition from white minority rule to African majority governance, exploring the unresolved tensions that continue to shape national identity. From the 2021 riots to state capture under Jacob Zuma, from the legacies of figures like Jan Smuts and Steve Biko to the contemporary challenges of tribal politics and race relations, the book offers an insider's perspective on a society at a crossroads. Neither sparing white South Africans from criticism nor indulging in simplistic post-colonial narratives, Douglas argues that South Africa's future depends on honest dialogue about the nature of race, civilization, and the responsibilities of citizenship. His central thesis-that indigenous race-cultures and European race-cultures must find common ground while acknowledging their differences-will challenge readers across the political spectrum. Bold, erudite, and deeply personal, this book provides essential context for understanding one of the world's most fascinating and troubled democracies as it struggles to define its identity in the 21st century. If you enjoyed "My Traitor's Heart," "Country of My Skull," and "Born a Crime," you'll love "South Africa, In the Name of the Father."

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