The Historiographical Legacy of B.A. Ogot and His Generation
What I found truly impressive is the fact that even though Ogot was politically conservative and aligned with the state, he protected and mentored young, anti-establishment, “radical” academics and student leaders.
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Teaching African Literature in a Small American Town
I dedicate this essay to all sincere and generous young scholars working across China and Africa.
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