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Race and reconciliation

essays from the new South Africa
Pages
227
Published
2003
Language
English

Synopsis

This book examines the intricate relationship between race and reconciliation in South Africa following the apartheid era. It delves into the political aspects of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, analyzing its impact on the nation's race relations and governance. The work offers a critical perspective on the challenges and complexities of achieving genuine societal healing and justice in a post-conflict society.

About the author

D
Daniel Herwitz

Daniel Herwitz is a scholar and author who writes about philosophy and cultural history. He is best known for Bushidō, a book that looks at the ethical systems of the samurai. His work often examines