Talk entitled 'Orality and the Memory of Justice' by Jack Mapanje delivered at The First Annual African Studies Lecture at University of Leeds

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Mapanje (Jack) ArchiveMAP

Articles, papers and interviews written by or on Jack MapanjeMAP/3

Article entitled 'Searching the Warm Heart of Africa' by Jack Mapanje as published in The Text, Issue 4, September 1996MAP/3/1

Lecture transcript 'Orality and the Memory of Justice' delivered at the First Annual African Studies Lecture at the University of LeedsMAP/3/2

Interview with Jack Mapanje by Rowenna Davis as published in The New Internationalist and Amnesty Magazine, Issue 169MAP/3/3

Article by Jack Mapanje entitled 'From Deportee to Honorary Consul: Dr Jack Mapanje's tribute to Fr Pat O'Malley on his retirement as Consul of Malawi' as published in 'Africa - St Patrick's Missions' magazine, 81:2 March 2016MAP/3/4

Article and interview with Jack Mapanje by Clare Bowerman entitled 'Prisoner Poet'MAP/3/5

Interview with Jack Mapanje by Maya Jaggi entitled 'The riddler revealed'MAP/3/6

Article by Jack Mapanje entitled 'Leaving Home in Verse'MAP/3/7

Article by Jack Mapanje entitled 'Cockroaches and verse'MAP/3/8

Typescript draft of lecture by Jack Mapanje entitled 'Everyone is writing their memoirs, why don't you?'MAP/3/9

Research synopsis for Jack Mapanje's paper 'Orality, Relevance and the Riddle'MAP/3/10

Typescript draft of paper entitled 'From Griot to Calypsonian: Orality in the Post-Colonial World' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/11

Typescript of 'Whither Freedom in the new dispensation? (The Case for African Languages)' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/12

Photocopy of article 'The African poet and the changing Commonwealth' in 'The Commonwealth Ministers Reference Book 1997/98' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/13

Article entitled 'Jack Mapnje:Poems' in Index on Censorship 10/87MAP/3/14

Article from Zimbabwe Herald entitled 'Writers' role: Fight the evils of unjust institutions'MAP/3/15

Typescript draft of lecture 'Narrating the Silences of Displacement presented at 'The University of Lancaster Conference on Inter-cultural Narratives'MAP/3/16

Typescript drafts of the keynote addresss from the Malawi Conference on 'Academic Freedom in Malawi' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/17

Typescript draft of article 'Creativity and Indefiniteness in African Riddles (A Possible Relevance-theoretic Treatment) by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/18

Photocopy of article entitled 'Signing in the dark rain' by James Gibb from 'Index on Censorship'MAP/3/19

Photocopy of article entitled 'Censoring the African Poem: Personal Reflections' from Criticism and Ideology by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/20

Typescript draft of 'The Art of Malawian Riddling' by Jack Mapanje from Staff/ Student Seminars at University of MalawiMAP/3/21

Typescript drafts of paper entitled 'Identities Under Stress' by Jack Mapanje and Edge KanyongoloMAP/3/22

Typescript draft of article entitled 'Reading for Education, Health and Development' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/23

Typescript draft of article entitled 'Ghosts of our past' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/24

Typescript draft of article entitled 'Loose Talk and the Poetics of the African Riddle' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/25

Photocopy of article entitled 'Riddling the Politics of Afrocentric Literary Theory' by Jack Mapanje from 'Op Cit' no. 2, 1999MAP/3/26

Typescript draft of paper entitled 'Guarding Hard Won Freedoms' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/27

Typescript draft lecture entitled 'Achebe and Narayan: Thirty Years On' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/28

Typescript draft of talk entitled 'The People's Hard Won Dance: Letter from Malawi' by Jack Mapanje for BBC Radio 4MAP/3/29

Recording transcript of speech by Jack Mapanje to 'Reading is Development' SymposiumMAP/3/30

Article entitled 'A Case Study of Agreement Phenomena in Bantu' by Jack Mapanje for International Seminar Concerning Current Problems of Liguistic Researchg in African and Caribbean CountriesMAP/3/31

Talk entitled 'Orality and the Memory of Justice' by Jack Mapanje delivered at The First Annual African Studies Lecture at University of LeedsMAP/3/32

Talk entitled 'The Writer and Reconciliation: Open Address' by Jack Mapanje delivered at The Zimbabwe International Book Fair, Writers WorkshopMAP/3/33

Photocopy of article entitled 'Academic Freedom and the University of Malawi' by Jack Mapanje and David Kerr in 'African Studies Review, Vol. 45, No.2'MAP/3/34

Article entitled 'Creative incarceration and strategies for surviving freedom' by Jack Mapanje in 'Incareration and Human Rights'MAP/3/35

Talk entitled 'On Riddling African and Diaspora Literature' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/36

Annotated draft of article 'The Changing Fortunes of the Writer in Africa' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/37

Photocopy of article entitled 'Censoring the African Poem: Personal Reflections' by Jack Mapanje from Criticism and IdeologyMAP/3/38

Typescript draft of lecture entitled 'The Place of Oral History in Literature' by Jack Mapanje delivered at Chancellor CollegeMAP/3/39

Correspondence concerning article entitled 'Poetry on Bogpaper'MAP/3/40

Unknown, incomplete article relating to Malawia and Hastings BandaMAP/3/41

Photocopy of newspaper article entitled 'Hype, hype, hoor…aaargh' by Blake Morrison which mentions the poetry of Jack MapanjeMAP/3/42

Typescript draft of untitled article on Malawian verseMAP/3/43

Article entitled 'From Griot to Calypsonian: Orality in the Post Colonial World' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/44

Research relating to 'riddles'MAP/3/45

Bibliography of works on riddlesMAP/3/46

Typescript draft of speech for the Southbank Centre showing of Mandela's Long Walk to Freedom'MAP/3/47

Typescript draft of paper entitled 'The Orality of Dictatorship'MAP/3/48

Typescript draft of keynote address for 'Knowing Ways: Critical Learning in Arts Practice' entitled 'Poetry and the state - some reflections'MAP/3/49

Book review by Jack Mapanje for 'Political Culture and Nationalism in Malawi: building Kwacha' by Joey PowerMAP/3/50

Article from The Observer on Jack Mapanje's release from prisonMAP/3/51

Photocopy of article in Scottish Sunday Herald 'Jack and the Mean Talk'MAP/3/52

Photocopy of article from 'Southern African Review of Books' with article 'Diary: Of Chameleons and Clowns: the Case of Jack Mapanje'MAP/3/53

Article entitled 'Beyond Global Traumas: a Personal Note on Index on Censorship' by Jack MapanjeMAP/3/54

Memorabillia and research relating to MalawiMAP/4

Release campaignMAP/5

CorrespondenceMAP/6

University workMAP/7