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A literary Sarah Baartman: Sanya Osha considers the need for intellectual decolonisation in rereading Amos Tutuola OCTOBER 2, 2017SANYA OSHA1 COMMENTON A LITERARY SARAH BAARTMAN: SANYA OSHA CONSIDERS THE NEED FOR INTELLECTUAL DECOLONISATION IN REREADING AMOS TUTUOLA THE JOHANNESBURG REVIEW OF BOOKS AFRICA INTERNATIONAL READ THIS! REVIEWS INTERVIEWS FICTION POETRY ABOUT THE JRB A literary Sarah Baartman: Sanya Osha considers the need for intellectual decolonisation in rereading Amos Tutuola OCTO October 2, Sanya, Talking Heads, Reread, Amos, Disastrous, Johannesburg, Offbeat, Intellectual

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A literary Sarah Baartman: Sanya Osha considers the need for intellectual decolonisation in rereading Amos Tutuola

Amos Tutuola deserves contemplation as a writer independent of the clutches of anthropology, argues Sanya Osha. How can we foster such a critical approach? The quirky title of Brian Eno and David Byrne's 1981 avant-funk album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts comes from the most unexpected of sources: Amos Tutuola's 1954 novel of...

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