Articles · No. 03-04 (2008): CODESRIA Bulletin · Pages 30-35

Mafeje and Langa: The Start of an Intellectual’s Journey

  • John Sharp
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     né à Bradford le 5 août 1920 et mort à Londres le 26 novembre 1992, est un acteur britannique. Si John Sharp a fait l'essentiel de sa carrière à la télévision, il faut cependant relever son interprétation au cinéma de l'oncle pince-sans-rire dans le mélodrame italien...
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Intellectual UCT sociologists

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  • John Sharp

     né à Bradford le 5 août 1920 et mort à Londres le 26 novembre 1992, est un acteur britannique. Si John Sharp a fait l'essentiel de sa carrière à la télévision, il faut cependant relever son interprétation au cinéma de l'oncle pince-sans-rire dans le mélodrame italien L'Incompris de Luigi Comencini en 1967.

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  2. Kayser, R. & Adhikari, M., 2004, ‘ Peasant and Proletarian: A History of the African Peoples ’ Democratic Union of South Africa ’ , Kleio, 36: 5–27.
  3. Mafeje, A., 1975, ‘ Religion, Class and Ideology in South Africa ’ , in M. Whisson & M. West (eds).
  4. Religion and Social Change in Southern Africa: Anthropological Essays in Honour of Monica Wilson.Cape Town: David Philip & London: Rex Colling, pp. 164–84.
  5. Mafeje, A., 1998a, ‘ Anthropology and Independent Africans: Suicide or End of an Era? ’ , African Sociological Review, 2(1): 1–43.
  6. Mafeje, A., 1998b, ‘ Conversations and Confron- tations with my Reviewers ’ , African Sociological Review, 2(2): 95–107.
  7. Magubane, B., 1973, ‘ The “ Xhosa in Town ” Revisited: Urban Social Anthropology – A Failure in Theory and Method ’ , American Anthropologist, 75(5): 1701–15.
  8. Mayer, P. (with I. Mayer), 1963, Townsmen or Tribesmen: Conservatism and the Process of Urbanisation in a South African City., Cape Town: Oxford University Press.
  9. Whisson, M. & West, W. (eds), 1975, Religion and Social Change in Southern Africa: Anthropological Essays in Honour of Monica Wilson. Cape Town: David Philip & London: Rex Collings.
  10. Wilson, M. & Mafeje, A., 1963, Langa: A Study of Social Groups in an African Township. Cape Town:Oxford University Press.

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