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portada Grassroots Literacy and the Written Record: A Textual History of Asbestos Activism in South Africa: 2 (Studies in Knowledge Production and Participation)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2020
Language
English
Pages
196
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781788926805
Categories

Grassroots Literacy and the Written Record: A Textual History of Asbestos Activism in South Africa: 2 (Studies in Knowledge Production and Participation)

John Trimbur (Author) · Channel View Publications · Hardcover

Grassroots Literacy and the Written Record: A Textual History of Asbestos Activism in South Africa: 2 (Studies in Knowledge Production and Participation) - John Trimbur

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Synopsis "Grassroots Literacy and the Written Record: A Textual History of Asbestos Activism in South Africa: 2 (Studies in Knowledge Production and Participation)"

This book examines how asbestos activists living in remote rural villages in South Africa activated metropolitan resources of representation at the grassroots level in a quest for justice and restitution for the catastrophic effects on their lives caused by the asbestos industry. It follows the Asbestos Interest Group (AIG) over a fifteen-year period through its involvement in grassroots research, in legal cases and in the compensation systems for asbestos-related disease. It examines how the AIG became grassroots technicians of translocal paperwork, moving texts back and forth between periphery and center, pushing documents through the textual mazeways of the courts, medical institutions, the compensation system and various government agencies. The book addresses rhetorical mobility and the extent to which, given the AIG's position on the periphery, it has been able to enter the voices and interests of villagers into formerly inaccessible forums of deliberation and decision-making.

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