An FHYA selection of conference and workshop papers

Item: Umlando, ukuqamba and the stating their own views: recalibrating the history of intellectual thought in the KwaZulu-Natal region (draft)

Writing: Carolyn Hamilton

Item: Language and Assassination: Aspects of White Writers' Portrayal of the Zulus

Writing: Dan Wylie

Item: Political Transformations in Natal in the Late 18th and early 19th Centuries

Writing: John Wright

Item: Unmasking the Fingo: The War of 1835 Revisited

Writing: Alan Webster

Item: Cobbing and the Historians

Writing: Christopher Saunders

Item: Matiwane's Road to Mbholompho: A Reprieve for the Mfecane?

Writing: Jeffrey Peires

Item: Has The Mfecane A Future?

Writing: John Omer-Cooper

Item: The Hurutshe, the Difaqane and the Formation of the Transvaal State 1820-1875

Writing: Andrew Manson

Item: Pre-Difaqane Wars in the West

Writing: Neil Parsons

Item: Conflict in the Western Highveld/Southern Kalahari c.1750-1820

Writing: Andrew Manson

Item: Reconstructions of History: The Case of Shaka

Writing: Mbongeni Zikhethele Malaba

Item: Teaching in the Aftermath

Writing: Cynthia Kros and Shelley Greybe

Item: The Character and Objects of Chaka': A Reconstruction of the Making of Shaka as the Mfecane "Motor"

Writing: Carolyn Hamilton

Item: Difaqane Caverns: A Preliminary Assessment of Age, Content and Structure

Writing: Simon Hall

Item: Re-Sketching the 'Mfecane'; The Impact of Violence on Rolong Life, 1823-36

Writing: Margaret Kinsman

Item: Origins of the 'Mfecane': An Ecological Perspective

Writing: James Gump

Item: Untapped Sources: Slave Exports from Southern and Central Namibia up to the Mid-Nineteenth Century

Writing: Jan-Bart Gewald

Item: Sources of Conflict in Southern Africa, ca 1800-1830 - The 'Mfecane' Reconsidered

Writing: Elizabeth Eldredge

Item: Reassessing the Great Trek - Historiographical Twin Brother of the Mfecane

Writing: Norman Etherington

Item: A 'Blind' Darkness: Speculation, Trade, the Creation of a Vortex of Violence and the 'Mfecane'

Writing: Cathy Gorham

Item: Hunter-Gatherers, Traders and Slaves: The 'Mfecane' Impact on Bushmen Ritual and Art

Writing: Thomas Dowson

Item: Eastern Frontier Slaving and its Extension into the Transorangia and Natal, 1770-1843

Writing: Jürg Richner

Item: The Battle of Dithakong and 'Mfecane' Theory

Writing: Guy Hartley

Item: Chip off the Old Block: Early Ghoya History and the Emergence of Moletsane's Taung

Writing: Brigid Lambourne

Item: Reversing the Flow: ‘Civilization’ and ‘Tradition’ in John L. Dube’s Ukuziphatha Kahle (Good Manners)

Writing: Tomohiro Kambayashi

Item: The 'Mfecane' Aftermath: Towards a New Paradigm (Colloquium Booklet)

Item: Of Orthodoxy, Heresy and the Difaqane

Writing: Colin Webb