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FEATURE: NOT TELLING—SECRECY, LIES AND HISTORY

Telling Lies and then Hoping to Forget all about History

CYNTHIA KROS University of the Witwatersrand,
Pages 69-88 | Published online: 14 Jan 2009

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Katalin Morgan. (2010) Reflexive Grappling with Theory and Methods of Text Analysis: Race and Racism Represented in History Textbooks. South African Historical Journal 62:4, pages 753-770.
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DAVID MORRIS. (2003) Rock Art as Source and Resource: Research and Responsibility towards Education, Heritage and Tourism. South African Historical Journal 49:1, pages 193-206.
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