Tuesday, 10 September 2013
Secondary transport - Landless Corner to Mumbwa road, unfinished.
Structuralism evolved into post-structuralism through the incorporation of psychoanalysis and deconstruction. There was much political disruption at this time and there were profound effects on a range of disciplines, including photography. Yet, despite this period of unrest, of all countries, Zambia was an example of a non-warring state and, despite the ‘grave handicaps of its colonial heritage’ (Roberts, 250), remained a free country. ~ Peter Langmead in Postcards from Zambia
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