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      (u)Mzantsi Classics: Dialogues in Decolonisation from Southern Africa 

      Classical imagery and policing the African body 1695–1877 : Chapter 2

      African Minds
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      colonialism, South Africa, History, African body

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          This chapter examines the role of classical learning and classical images in how Europeans in South Africa tried to understand and think through difference. It starts with two early writers, Johannes Gulielmus de Grevenbroek, who wrote in Latin, and Peter Kolb (also written Kolbe and Kolben), who wrote in German, and then considers early traditions of illustration and how classical models affected many early portrayals of native Africans.

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          12 October 2022
          10.47622/9781928502302_2
          42a5d46a-9d23-48e2-bb74-7fb62b7a7dab
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