...Taiwo Adetunji Osinubi In appraisals of Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull , critics reiterate the failures of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and criticize Krog's use of victim testimonies. Critics have paid particular attention to the ways in which Krog moves between...

... essay revisits unlike Härting, she does so by examining the memoirs by Antjie Krog, Country of My Skull, and   political and cultural complexities of bearing Rian Malan, My Traitor’s Heart, to examine their witness to the ongoing massacres...

... resistance is Osinubi’s discussion of Antjie Krog’s and Rian one of power’s many faces, and it is their sub- Malan’s deliberat(iv)e abuse of victim testimo- jugation that manufactures individuals as sub- nies teases out a different, but equally thought...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...

... para- able in terms of racial identification,” particularly doxes” She o ers brief but compelling read- via “powerful new media cultures and the market” ings of Coetzee and Antjie Krog and of Ruth First, Nuttall mentions Zoë...