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A response to the review by Jonathon Repinecz of Richard Fardon and Sènga la Rouge, Learning from the Curse: Sembene's Xala. London: Hurst (hb £17.99 – 978 1 8490 4695 4), 2017, 133 pp. in Africa 88 (4): 885–6

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A response to the review by Jonathon Repinecz of Richard Fardon and Sènga la Rouge, Learning from the Curse: Sembene's Xala. London: Hurst (hb £17.99 – 978 1 8490 4695 4), 2017, 133 pp. in Africa 88 (4): 885–6

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 May 2019

Richard Fardon
Richard Fardon*
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SOAS, University of [email protected]
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Africa , Volume 89 , Issue 2 , May 2019 , pp. 425 - 427
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