Contents - Rhetoric Africa

Contents
Foreword by the Editor
1
Amnesty means oblivion: The politics of “pardon” in post-communist
Romania
3
Virtuous justice, and its price in truth in post-dictatorial Argentina
13
Between the signs of transition’s justice
21
Big Brother’s shadow: History, justice, and the political imagination in
post-1989 Poland
31
J. M. Coetzee: Reluctant public intellectual
41
Scholars and intellectuals in transition: on the social position of
culture, science and intellectual work in postsocialist Slovenia
53
The melancholy of the forgotten: a Lyotardian affection
63
Les défis de la légitimité politique: L’ État postcommuniste à l’épreuve
de la société
73
Ştefan-Sebastian Maftei
Claudia Hilb
Erik Doxtader
Cezar M. Ornatowski
Reingard Nethersole
Vlado Kotnik
Sergio Alloggio
Ciprian Mihali
“Untold suffering and injustice” in the best of all possible worlds
Emilian Cioc
83
Le global en ses horizons: En finir avec le post-religieux et le
post-sécularisme
93
Patrick Michel
Four easy pieces and a coda: Rhetoremes of justice
Philippe-Joseph Salazar
Début paper: The liberation legacy: literalist and normative
torchbearers battle for the post-society economy
Garreth Bloor
103
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