Pretexts: literary and cultural studies

Editorial
pp. 131-131(1)

The wonder of the African market: post-colonial inflections
pp. 133-144(12)
Author: Ahluwalia P.

'The Black is a Brother': discursive strategies of intervention by the pioneer independent press in colonial Lesotho
pp. 145-163(19)
Authors: Dunton C.; Mokuku M.

Food cultures and food for thought: cultivating local knowledges in Africa
pp. 165-177(13)
Author: McNee L.

Language policy, symbolic power and the democratic responsibility of the post-apartheid university
pp. 179-190(12)
Author: Alexander N.

From academic analysis to apparatchik thinking: a reply to Andre´ du Toit
pp. 191-197(7)
Author: Higgins J.

Praising deliberation, deliberating praise
pp. 199-208(10)
Author: Wiesner A.

Towards a geography of the symbolic
pp. 211-221(11)
Author: Ryan R.

The scribe of power
pp. 223-225(3)
Author: Hook D.