Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Presents a series of Programs on

"Debating Public Culture in South Africa" Spring 2006

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Culture in the Public Sphere: Recovering a Radical Tradition of Cultural-Political Debate in South Africa, 1938-1960 Corinne Sandwith, Lecturer in English, University of Kwazulu-Natal and Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship Co-Sponsors: Programs in Culture, History and Theory and Comparative Literature	February 14 4:00pm ILA Seminar Room S423
Public and Private Selves in South African Autobiography, 1980-1994 Cheryl-Ann Michael, Department of English, University of the Western Cape and Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship Co-Sponsors: Department of African American Studies, English and Women's Studies	March 2 4:00pm Kemp Malone Room N301Callaway
Reconciliation with the Dead: Silence, Hauntings and Public Memory in Cape Town, 1995-2005 Julian Jonker, Independent Cultural Producer, Cape Town, South Africa and Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship Co-sponsor: Institute of African Studies	March 9 4:00pm White Hall, Room 100
"Tie a Red Ribbon": Arts & Aids in South Africa Today Carol Brown, Director of the Durban Art Gallery and Research Fellow, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship Co-sponsors: Institute of African Studies, Michael C. Carlos Museum, Art History	March 23 4:00pm Carlos Museum, Board Room 2nd Floorl
For more information about any of these programs, please contact CSPS Program Coordinator at 404-727-7602.