Kronos

Collection description

Description
  • Founded at the University of the Western Cape in 1979 as 'A Journal of Cape History/Joernaal vir Kaapse Geskiedenis', the journal changed its title to Kronos: Southern African Histories in 2008. The journal’s areas of interest are Southern African history, visual history, social history, cultural history, history and anthropology. It features innovative historical and inter-disciplinary scholarship about southern Africa and beyond. Through its emphasis on thematic and Special Issues, it highlights new debates and research directions in the humanities.
Identifier

10670/2.jug88l

Organization

SciELO

Discipline

History (34) Political science (25) Literature (14) Economies and finances (11) Geography (9) Sociology (8) Art and art history (8) Social Anthropology and ethnology (8) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (6) Management (6) Linguistics (5) Education (5) Psychology (4) Classical studies (4) Philosophy (3) Musicology and performing arts (3) Cultural heritage and museology (3) Law (3) Architecture, space management (3) Methods and statistics (2) Communication sciences (2) Gender studies (2) Archaeology and Prehistory (2) Demography (1)

Type

Articles (165)

Authors

Date

165 documents
Reflections on Angola's 1992 Election: A Photo Essay
Claudia Gastrow (Nov 1, 2019)
'Outsiders' and 'Insiders': Post-Conflict Political Violence and Reconciliation in Malanje, Angola
Gilson Lázaro (Nov 1, 2019)
Marissa J. Moorman, Powerful Frequencies. Radio, State Power and the Cold War in Angola, 1931-2002
Liz Gunner (Nov 1, 2019)
'Can we name ourselves Savimbi?': Crevice Moments and Spaces of National Reimagination in the Angolan Scouts
Jess Auerbach (Nov 1, 2019)
Angola 1992 – Hope in the Face of Anguish
Paul Weinberg (Nov 1, 2019)
A Memory of Concrete: Politics of Representation and Silence in the Agostinho Neto Memorial
Vasco Martins et al. (Nov 1, 2019)
Jessica Krug , Fugitive Modernities: Kisama and the Politics of Freedom
Mahvish Ahmad (Nov 1, 2019)
Angola: Nationalist Narratives and Alternative Histories
Jeremy Ball et al. (Nov 1, 2019)
Monumental Relations: Connecting Memorials and Conversations in Rural and Urban Malanje, Angola
Aharon de Grassi (Nov 1, 2019)
The Spectacle of Guns and Hope
Rafael Marques de Morais (Nov 1, 2019)
Fighting over the Archive: Politics and Practice of the Art World in Angola
Suzana Sousa (Nov 1, 2019)
Mbailundu Remembered: Colonial Traces in Post-Civil War Angola
Shana Melnysyn (Nov 1, 2019)
Bureaucratically Missing: Capital Punishment, Exhumations, and the Afterlives of State Documents and Photographs
Bianca van Laun (Jan 1, 2018)
The Future of the Witness: Nature, Race and More-than-Human Environmental Publics
Shela Sheikh (Jan 1, 2018)
Some Trace Remains (An Extract)
Madeleine Fullard (Jan 1, 2018)
Middle Passage: In the Absence of Detail, Presenting and Representing a Historical Void
Rinaldo Walcott (Jan 1, 2018)
Where did you cry? Crafting Categories, Narratives, and Affect through Exhibit Design
Corinne A. Kratz (Jan 1, 2018)
Disappeared to Ethiopia's Bermuda: Tales by a Puppet
Lauren van der Rede (Jan 1, 2018)
Authorised Histories: Human Remains and the Economies of Credibility in the Science of Race
Ricardo Roque (Jan 1, 2018)
Getting the dead to tell me what happened: Justice, Prosopopoeia, and Forensic Afterlives
Thomas Keenan (Jan 1, 2018)
Jean-Marc Dreyfus and Élisabeth Anstett, Human Remains in Society: Curation and Exhibition in the Aftermath of Genocide and Mass-Violence
Sophie Schasiepen (Jan 1, 2018)
Missing and Missed: Rehumanisation, the Nation and Missing-ness
Nicky Rousseau et al. (Jan 1, 2018)
The missing are not dead yet: Efraim Kamati Kapolo and the Impossibility of Disappearing Without a Trace
Vilho Shigwedha (Jan 1, 2018)
Political Accidents in Zimbabwe
Joost Fontein (Jan 1, 2018)
Mapping Bodies
Emma Minkley (Jan 1, 2018)

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