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Cultural Identity as Resistance: Countering Cultural Imperialism in African Literary Fiction

This research paper examines the intricate relationship between cultural imperialism and cultural id

Introducing “Rebirth” – a Model for Organisational Change and Development

In divergent ecosystems around the world, there is a desire for visible, integral ecological transformation. A lack of ecological transformation is found within various domains beginning with the self, team, organisation and society, and is partly influenced by the

African American Vernacular English as a Literary Dialect

Knowledge about one’s linguistic background, especially when it is different from mainstream varieti

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Towards rebirth in transformational psychology and practice: A Southern perspective.

In divergent world ecosystems, there is a desire for visible, integral ecological transformation pertaining to self, other, community and society; partly influenced by loss of identity both within and without the greater ecology. Notably, identity and impact of psy

AI and African Literary Studies

This working paper aims to disentangle the problems and potentials of AI technology as they pertain