Strategies of Representation in Auto/biography

1. Introduction
Muchativugwa Hove, Kgomotso Masemola

2. Fictions of Autobiographical Representations: Joshua Nkomo’s The Story of My Life
Maurice Taonezvi Vambe

3. Memory, Gender and Narration: Reconstruction of Subjectivity in Makeba’s My Story and Masekela’s Still Grazing
Nonhlanhla Dhlamini

4. Imagining the Nation: Autobiography, Memoir, History or Fiction in Peter Godwin’s Writings
Muchativugwa Liberty Hove

5. Denomi/Nation: Envisioning Possibilities of Reconstructing an Alternative Zimbabwe in Muzorewa’s Rise Up and Walk
Tasiyana D. Javangwe

6. Reading Dzino: Memories of a Freedom Fighter
Arthur P. T. Makanda

7. Vortex of Violence: The Apocalyptic Imagination in Peter Godwin’s The Fear
Muchativugwa Liberty Hove

8. “We Were Little Kings in Rhodesia”: Rhodesian Discourse and Representations of Colonial Violence in Kandaya and Let’s Don’t Go to the Dogs Tonight
Murenga Joseph Chikowero

9. Women Re-defining Themselves in the Context of HIV and AIDS: Insights from Tendayi Westerhof’s Unlucky in Love
Anna Chitando

10. Historical Metaphors of the Self: Chimurenga Names as Autobiography
Charles Pfukwa

Avainsanat: Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Literature, general, African Culture