Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- A note on terms and languages
- Map
- Introduction: Revisiting the life and scholarship of Dorothea Bleek
- 1 Colonial childhood, European learning
- 2 Tracing rock art in the field with Helen Tongue, 1905–1907
- 3 Return to the Kalahari, July–August 1913
- 4 Ambiguities of interaction: South West Africa, Angola and Tanganyika, 1920–1930
- 5 Testimony of the rocks: A ‘cave journey’, 1928–1932
- 6 Intimacy and marginality in rock art recording, 1932–1940
- 7 Making the bushman dictionary, 1934–1956
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- A note on terms and languages
- Map
- Introduction: Revisiting the life and scholarship of Dorothea Bleek
- 1 Colonial childhood, European learning
- 2 Tracing rock art in the field with Helen Tongue, 1905–1907
- 3 Return to the Kalahari, July–August 1913
- 4 Ambiguities of interaction: South West Africa, Angola and Tanganyika, 1920–1930
- 5 Testimony of the rocks: A ‘cave journey’, 1928–1932
- 6 Intimacy and marginality in rock art recording, 1932–1940
- 7 Making the bushman dictionary, 1934–1956
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Dorothea BleekA life of scholarship, pp. 244 - 250Publisher: Wits University PressPrint publication year: 2016