Segregated Species: Pests, Knowledge, and Boundaries in South Africa, 1910–1948

"This work describes how pests have shaped the production of knowledge, in addition to their relationship with nature in rural South Africa"--

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Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
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2024-10-25
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African history and culture studies
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Segregated Species: Pests, Knowledge, and Boundaries in South Africa, 1910–1948

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
African history and culture studies
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Segregated Species: Pests, Knowledge, and Boundaries in South Africa, 1910–1948

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