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            International Journal of CRITICAL DIVERSITY STUDIES

            Volume 6, Issue 2, June 2024

            Special Issue

            Expressions of decoloniality and Social Justice in Academic Literacies (AL/EAP) in Higher Education

            Guest Editors: Brian Sibanda, Michelle Joubert and Pineteth Angu

            Published by Pluto Journals

            ISSN: 2516-550X (Print) ISSN 2516-5518 (Online) Volume 6, Number 2

            International Journal of CRITICAL DIVERSITY STUDIES

            Table of Contents

            Introduction 56

            Brian Sibanda, Michelle Joubert and Pineteh Angu

            Articles

            What, Why, How and by Whom? Reflections on the Hashtag Movements, the Politics of Knowledge Production and Academic Literacy Pedagogies in South African Higher Education 61

            Pineteh Angu

            The Language Contestations and Complexities at a South African Higher Education Institution: Students’ Perspectives 78

            Brian Sibanda and Michelle Joubert

            Development of Indigenous Language Orthographies: Setting Up English as the Torch Bearer 95

            Juniel Shoko Matavire

            Don’t throw the colonial text out with its ideology!: Recruiting a colonial text to do decolonial work on a university academic literacy course 111

            Cloris Torquato, Moeain Arend and Aditi Hunma

            Leveraging Critical Diversity Literacy (CDL) to Promote Social Justice through Reflexive Research in Higher Education 134

            Kudzaiishe Peter Vanyoro and Melissa Steyn

            Unsilencing the Student Voice: Detecting and Addressing ChatGPT-Generated Texts Presented as Student-Authored Texts at a University Writing Centre 151

            Zonnike Coetzer and Peet van Aardt

            Book Review 180

            Peet van Aardt

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            10.13169/intecritdivestud
            International Journal of Critical Diversity Studies
            IJCDS
            Pluto Journals
            2516-550X
            2516-5518
            18 June 2024
            : 6
            : 2
            : 1-2
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            10.13169/intecritdivestud.6.2.0001
            f6e3cf39-a36a-48e8-a0aa-d42f6c42ccda

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