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Visual Anthropology Volume 23, 2010 - Issue 2: Using the Visual Arts: From Very Public to Very Personal
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Articulating Cultural Pluralism through Public Art as Heritage in South Africa

Sabine MarschallView further author information
Pages 77-97 | Published online: 28 Jan 2010

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Maria Abranches & Ulrike G. Theuerkauf. (2021) Visual and Oral Narratives of Place and Belonging during Brexit. Visual Anthropology 34:5, pages 423-453.
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Martin Zebracki & Mingshan Xiao. (2021) The Landscape of Public Art Research: A Knowledge Map Analysis. The Professional Geographer 73:3, pages 481-495.
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Rike Sitas. (2020) Cultural policy and just cities in Africa. City 24:3-4, pages 473-492.
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Ken Junior Lipenga. (2019) Tales of Political Monuments in Malawi: Re-storying National History. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies 5:2, pages 109-127.
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Sabine Marschall. (2013) Public holidays as lieux de mémoire: nation-building and the politics of public memory in South Africa. Anthropology Southern Africa 36:1-2, pages 11-21.
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Sabine Marschall. (2013) Public holidays as lieux de mémoire: nation-building and the politics of public memory in South Africa. Anthropology Southern Africa 36:1-2, pages 11-21.
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Amanda Esterhuysen. (2012) The Cinderella metaphor: South African archaeology (still) in the making. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa 47:1, pages 5-13.
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Karin Preller, Brenden Gray, Amanda du Preez, Elfriede Dreyer & Karin Skawran. (2012) Book Reviews. de arte 47:85, pages 80-98.
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Sabine Marschall. (2010) How to honour a woman: gendered memorialisation in post-apartheid South Africa. Critical Arts 24:2, pages 260-283.
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Rike Sitas. (2020) Creative Cities, Graffiti and Culture‐Led Development in South Africa: Dlala Indima (‘Play Your Part’). International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 44:5, pages 821-840.
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Orli Bass & Jennifer Houghton. (2018) Street Names and Statues: the Identity Politics of Naming and Public Art in Contemporary Durban. Urban Forum 29:4, pages 413-427.
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Surajit Chakravarty & Felicity Hwee-Hwa Chan. (2016) Imagining Shared Space. Space and Culture 19:4, pages 406-420.
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Pauline Guinard. (2014) L’art, un outil géographique pour mettre au jour et en œuvre la (dé)construction des espaces publics à Johannesburg (Afrique du Sud) : le cas de Mandela SquareArt, a geographical tool to reveal and initiate the (un)making of public spaces in Johannesburg (South Africa): the Mandela Square case. Belgeo:3.
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Elirea Bornman. 2014. Symbols that Bind, Symbols that Divide. Symbols that Bind, Symbols that Divide 181 205 .
Sabine Marschall. (2013) Private Sector Involvement in Public History Production in South Africa: The Sunday Times Heritage Project . African Studies Review 53:3, pages 35-59.
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