Developing an Inclusive National Identity in South Africa through an examination of Belonging using WW Gqoba and SEK Mqhayi
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[Source of metadata - Makhosi Mkhize for FHYA, 2025: A copy of Siseko H. Kumalo's PhD thesis. This thesis examines South Africa���s national identity and culture by analysing isiXhosa literary works of Black/Indigenous intellectuals to develop a political theory that engages with postliberal democracy and marginalised ontologies.]
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Developing an Inclusive National Identity in South Africa through an examination of Belonging using WW Gqoba and SEK Mqhayi
[ Source of title : FHYA using Siseko H. Kumalo's material ]
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[Source of metadata - Makhosi Mkhize for FHYA, 2025: Written by Siseko H. Kumalo before January 2024 in fulfilment of the requirements of a PhD at the University of Pretoria in 2024. This thesis was born digital. This copy was acquired by FHYA in 2025 and uploaded to EMANDULO by FHYA in June 2025.]
| Event Actor | Event Type | Event Date | Event Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Five Hundred Year Archive (FHYA) | Online curation | 2025- | This thesis was born digital |
| University of Pretoria (UP) Libraries | Custody | 2024/02/09 | |
| Siseko H. Kumalo | Writing | [before 2024] |
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