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Research paper thumbnail of The theatre of violence : narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict

Preface ix 1 After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 1 2 Popular representations of perpetr... more Preface ix 1 After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 1 2 Popular representations of perpetrators 27 3 Wider academic understandings 55 4 Morals and methods 89 5 Police narratives 105 Law and order: The story of a former Commissioner of Police 105 Living with death: The story of a former Koevoet operative 126 6 Intelligence narratives 151 'Things weren't as simple': The story of a former general in Military Intelligence 151 'I never fitted': The story of a National Intelligence Services agent 176 7 Liberation movement narratives 206 'A very lonely road': The story of a former MK Commander 206 'A hungry man is an angry man': The story of a former APLA Head of Operations 226 'I was never wrong': The story of a former APLA Commander 242 8 Narratives of township conflicts 253 'What was the gain of killing people?' The story of a former member of a Self-Protection Unit 253 'No rewards': The story of a former member of a Self-Defence Unit 261 Former enemies forging peace 271 9 Analysis and reflection 274 10 Conclusion 316

Research paper thumbnail of The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict (review)

Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute, 2006

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp

Research paper thumbnail of The theatre of violence : narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict

Preface ix 1 After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 1 2 Popular representations of perpetr... more Preface ix 1 After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission 1 2 Popular representations of perpetrators 27 3 Wider academic understandings 55 4 Morals and methods 89 5 Police narratives 105 Law and order: The story of a former Commissioner of Police 105 Living with death: The story of a former Koevoet operative 126 6 Intelligence narratives 151 'Things weren't as simple': The story of a former general in Military Intelligence 151 'I never fitted': The story of a National Intelligence Services agent 176 7 Liberation movement narratives 206 'A very lonely road': The story of a former MK Commander 206 'A hungry man is an angry man': The story of a former APLA Head of Operations 226 'I was never wrong': The story of a former APLA Commander 242 8 Narratives of township conflicts 253 'What was the gain of killing people?' The story of a former member of a Self-Protection Unit 253 'No rewards': The story of a former member of a Self-Defence Unit 261 Former enemies forging peace 271 9 Analysis and reflection 274 10 Conclusion 316

Research paper thumbnail of The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict (review)

Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute, 2006

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp

Research paper thumbnail of Don Foster, Paul Haupt and Marésa de Beer, The Theatre of Violence: narratives of protagonists in the South African conflict. Oxford: James Currey (pb £16, 95 – 0 85255 886 4). 2005, 364 pp