The Silence of Great Zimbabwe by Joost Fontein

The Silence of Great Zimbabwe by Joost Fontein

Author:Joost Fontein [Fontein, Joost]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: History, Africa, South, General, Social Science, Archaeology, Sociology, Social Theory
ISBN: 9781315417202
Google: 0ahJDAAAQBAJ
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2016-06-03T05:09:54+00:00


The more familiar and conventional use of Great Zimbabwe, as a symbol of past achievement and future aspirations, only came in the later, and wider context of Pan-Africanism that emerged after Second World War. As Kuklick continues,

But in the Pan-African political argument that captured the nationalist imagination all over sub-Saharan Africa after World War II, Zimbabwe was one of the most powerful African states that had been suppressed by colonialism, the vanished glories of which would return when the descendants of their citizens created new states with the old names.

(Kuklick 1991: 160)



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