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O Atlântico negro encontra o Oceano Índico: gerando novos paradigmas para um transnacionalismo do Sul Global – Perspectivas Literárias e Culturais by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…Com a recente virada transnacional nas ciências humanas e sociais, as  questões relacionadas ao translocalismo passaram a dominar a agenda acadêmica. Os…”
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Black living as elemental politics by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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Imperialism Above and Below the Water Line: Making Space Up (and Down) in a Colonial Port City by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…This essay discusses postcolonial space both above and below the water line with a focus on Durban harbour. The essay begins underwater and examines how…”
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Universalizing the Indian Ocean by HOFMEYR, ISABEL

“…In 1966 Auguste Toussaint, the Mauritian Archivist, Wrote One of the First Histories of the Indian Ocean, a Topic he Described as “neglected” (1). Four decades…”
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Literary Ecologies of the Indian Ocean by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…This article explores themes of literary ecologies and oceanic studies as a framework for a selection of articles. The article begins by outlining older…”
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Obituary by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…Professor Philip Bonner died during 2017…”
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Professor Philip Bonner (1945–2017) by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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Obituary: Professor Philip Bonner (1945-2017) by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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The Black Atlantic Meets the Indian Ocean: Forging New Paradigms of Transnationalism for the Global South - Literary and Cultural Perspectives by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…With the recent transnational turn in the humanities and social sciences, questions of translocalism have come to dominate the academic agenda. Where southern…”
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Colonial Copyright, Customs, and Port Cities: Material Histories and Intellectual Property by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…In the British Empire, much printed matter originated from outside the colony and was funneled through port cities, where customs checked the material to see…”
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Oceanic Routes: (Post-It) Notes on Hydro-Colonialism by Bystrom, Kerry, Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…This article outlines the genesis and intellectual framing of the American Comparative Literature Association Forum on Oceanic Routes. Marshaling both “Routes”…”
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Reading in Antarctica by Hofmeyr, Isabel, Lavery, Charne

“…In April 2019, Isabel Hofmeyr and Charne Lavery, colleagues from the Oceanic Humanities for the Global South project based in Johannesburg, undertook a trip to…”
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Thinking Oceanically: Ilha de Moçambique/Island of Mozambique by Lavery, Charne, Hofmeyr, Isabel

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Reading for Water by Hofmeyr, Isabel, Nuttall, Sarah, Lavery, Charne

“…This introduction provides a wide-ranging framing for a set of essays that explores the topic "Reading for Water" in southern African literature. The…”
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Gaurav Desai, Commerce with the Universe: Africa, India, and the Afrasian imagination by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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AFRICAN HISTORY AND GLOBAL STUDIES: A VIEW FROM SOUTH AFRICA by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…Recent debates on global and world history have largely been shaped in the Euro-American academy, an arrangement that appears to deepen the growing divide…”
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Commerce with the Universe: Africa, India, and the Afrasian imagination by Gaurav Desai (review) by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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Styling multilateralism: Indian Ocean cultural futures by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…The Indian Ocean has long been held to be an important arena for bringing lateral, south-south links into view and hence for theorising the Global South. Yet,…”
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C lare A nderson . Subaltern Lives: Biographies of Colonialism in the Indian Ocean World, 1790–1920 by Hofmeyr, Isabel

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South African Remains: E. P. Thompson, Biko, and the Limits of "The Making of the English Working Class" by Hofmeyr, Isabel

“…E. P. Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class exercised a substantial influence on the South African academy and acted as a key shaper of a "history…”
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