
A festschrift honoring Allan Boesak, exploring his life as a theologian and anti-apartheid activist.
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A festschrift honoring Allan Boesak, exploring his life as a theologian and anti-apartheid activist.
Allan Aubrey Boesak, renowned theologian, anti-apartheid activist and politician, turned 70 on 23 February 2016 and in his honour a number of his friends, colleagues and students contributed to this festschrift. These essays can be regarded as academic commentary, impressionistic overviews or brief notes on the life and work of Allan Boesak. For much of his public life Boesak has been a controversial figure: for the politically oppressed during the apartheid years he represented their anger and ...
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Brief mentions of violence related to apartheid struggles.
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Central focus on theology and Boesak's role as a liberation theologian.
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Strong focus on anti-apartheid activism and political resistance.
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Discussions of systemic oppression and suffering under apartheid.
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