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 Botswana Journal of African Studi s


          Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies
                         A journal devoted to studies of Africa
                      with particular emphasis on Southern Africa
EDITORIAL BOARD
I.N. Mazonde (Chair), UB Research & Development
T. Kebaagetse (Secretary), UB Research & Development
Q.N. Parsons (Editor)
S. Shaibu, UB Education
A.K. Segobye, UB Humanities
E.K. Quansah, UB Social Sciences
T. Gwebu, UB Science
O.S.Raditholo, UB Financial Services
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                            Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies vol.16 (2002) nO.1
      Special Issue:
      'EI Negro and the Hottentot Venus: Issues of Repatriation'
 2    Introduction
 8   Dead bodies on display: EI Negro in cross-cultural perspective
            Bruce Bennett
 14  Missing persons, stolen bodies and issues of patrimony:
     the EI Negro story
            Alinah Segobye
 19  One body playing many parts-Ie Betjouana, el Negro, and il
     Bosquimano
            Neil Parsons
30   More notes on the Verreaux brothers
            Miquel Molina
37   EI Negro, el Nino, witchcraft and the absence of rain
            Jan-Bart Gewald
52  The only good bushman ...
           Ken Good
57  Repatriation, indigenous peoples, and development lessons
    from Africa, North America, and Australia
           Robert K. Hitchcock
68  Video Review
    The Life and Times of Sara Baartman, the Hottentot Venus. A film by
    Zola Maseko, reviewed by Neil Parsons.
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