Divided Minds, Different Countries

The author reviews Divided Minds: Intellectuals and the Civil Rights Movement by Carol Polsgrove (WW Norton: New York, 2001)

Aesthetics · Art · Civil rights · Media studies · Movement (music · Political science · Sociology · Academic Freedom and Politics · American Political and Social Dynamics · History · Law

• Is a Reorientation of South African History a Lost Cause

  Norman Etherington•South African Historical Journal•2008

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• The true confessions of an albino terrorist

  Breyten Breytenbach•The true confessions of an albino…•1985

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• I write what I like

  Steve Biko•I write what I like•1979

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• Giving Offense

  J M Coetzee•Giving Offense•1996

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• Black Liberation

  George M Fredrickson•Black liberation•1995

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• Liberals against Apartheid

  Open Access•Randolph Vigne•Liberals Against Apartheid•1997

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• Reform and revolution

  Henrik Horstbøll, Uffe Østergård•Scandinavian Journal of History•1990

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• The South African Historical Society and its Antecedents

  Christopher Saunders, BASIL LE CORDEUR•South African Historical Journal•1986

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• Scientism, Social Research and the Limits of ‘South Africanism’

  Saul Dubow•South African Historical Journal•2001

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• Critical Afrikaner Intellectuals and Apartheid, 1943–1958

  Hermann Giliomee•South African Journal of Philosophy•2000

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• Prodigal Sons

  James Hoopes, Alexander Bloom•Journal of American History•1989

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• The Ghost of Equality

  Open Access•Les Switzer, Catherine Higgs•Canadian Journal of African…•1998

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• Hope and Despair

  Patrick J Furlong, Paul B Rich•The International Journal of…•1994

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• White Power and the Liberal Conscience

  Newell M Stultz, Paul B Rich•The International Journal of…•1984

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