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THESIS: Nicole Bruun-Meyer – Moving Against the Grid: The Pursuit of Public Life during Apartheid, South Africa

THESIS: Nicole Bruun-Meyer – Moving Against the Grid: The Pursuit of Public Life during Apartheid, South Africa

Apr 8, 2013

The reality of cities is that, no matter how designed, controlled, or planned they are, people will do as they like.  They will find ways to live and move through them that suit their purposes, even if this means going against a ‘designed’ system.  In the case of South Africa during apartheid, this movement was obstructed by institutionalised segregation and State oppression.  Apartheid, which means ‘apart’ and ‘hood’ in Afrikaans, was an attempt to inscribe...

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