Oral history with Desmond Tutu

Oral history with Desmond Tutu

(Born 1931- ) Decision to leave teaching profession for ordination training, 1957; contextualizing Western theology into a uniquely African model; appointment as Anglican Dean of Johannesburg (1975): opportunity to articulate aspirations of the black majority to media; 1976 Soweto uprising as proo...

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Other Authors: Clark, Mary Marshall (Interviewer)
Format: Electronic Kit
Language:English
Subjects:
Tutu, Desmond > Interviews
South Africa > Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Legal Resources Centre (South Africa)
University of the Witwatersrand > Centre for Applied Legal Studies.
Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty and Development in Southern Africa
Anti-apartheid movements > South Africa
Bishops > South Africa > Interviews
Church and social problems > South Africa
Race relations > Religious aspects > South Africa
Religious leaders > Interviews
South Africa > History > Soweto Uprising, 1976 > Personal narratives
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