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Category: African Takeover

African BLOG TAKEOVER #17

by Gifty Etornam Katahena – continued from #16 A further Classical echo is in a……

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Published July 7, 2021
Categorized as African Takeover, Blog TakeoverTagged Augustus, Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah, Prima Porta

African BLOG TAKEOVER #16

by Gifty Etornam Katahena When the Remnants Remain: Redefining Classics in Ghana through Reception The……

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Published July 7, 2021
Categorized as African Takeover, Blog TakeoverTagged colonialism, Ghana

African BLOG TAKEOVER #15

By Lekan Balogun Remarkably, Antigone is also an individual but a very different type for……

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Published June 24, 2021
Categorized as African Takeover, Blog TakeoverTagged Antigone (not quite/quiet)

African BLOG TAKEOVER #14

By Lekan Balogun As noted by Kabali-Kagwa, Fleishman reminds us of our relationship to tradition……

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Published June 24, 2021
Categorized as African Takeover, Blog TakeoverTagged Antigone (not quite/quiet), Ismene, Jennie Reznek, Lekan Balogun, Mark Fleishman

African BLOG TAKEOVER #13

This thirteenth blog of the African takeover is written by Dr Lekan Balogun, post-doctoral fellow……

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Published June 24, 2021
Categorized as African Takeover, Blog TakeoverTagged Antigone, Antigone (not quite/quiet), Cape Town, Lekan Balogun

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