Disasters of peace

Disasters of peace

by C. H. Heyns

Book 1 of Pulp fictions : a space for dialogue --

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"During the last part of 2004 and first part of 2005, the Faculty of Law of the University of Pretoria moved to a new building on campus. The artworks at the new building sparked strong controversy in the Faculty. Two members of the Faculty, who found themselves to be in disagreement on some of the issues raised in this debate, set out their views during the Arts and Reconciliation Festival and Conference at the University of Pretoria in 16 March 2005. Reprinted here are edited versions of their papers."

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