Whites lost and found: Immigration and imagination in Savanna Africa

Keyphrases

• Africa 100%
• White People 100%
• Savanna 100%
• Kenya 41%
• Settlers 41%
• Zimbabwe 25%
• Politics 16%
• Euro 16%
• Empire 16%
• Minority Status 16%
• Land Reform 16%
• Exile 16%
• United States 8%
• Non-governmental Organizations 8%
• South Africa 8%
• Ethics 8%
• Immigrants 8%
• Administrators 8%
• Sense of Belonging 8%
• Wildlife 8%
• People of Color 8%
• 20th Century 8%
• Southern Africa 8%
• Number of Males 8%
• Sensibility 8%
• Australia 8%
• Israel 8%
• Europe 8%
• Travelogue 8%
• Nationalism 8%
• Kenyan 8%
• Highlands 8%
• East Africa 8%
• Out-of-step 8%
• South African 8%
• Nineteenth Century 8%
• Eastern Seaboard 8%
• State Land 8%
• Colonialism 8%
• Denmark 8%
• African Languages 8%
• Kennedy 8%
• Postcolonial 8%
• Dutch 8%
• Compulsion 8%
• Zambia 8%
• Polity 8%
• Bankruptcy 8%
• Ambivalence 8%
• Gentleman 8%
• Wandering 8%
• Comfortability 8%
• Ecotourism 8%
• National Population 8%
• British Colonial 8%
• Overseas Development 8%
• Paradise 8%
• Colonial Control 8%
• Regional Conservation 8%
• Paramilitaries 8%
• African Savanna 8%
• Metaphorical Meaning 8%
• Structure of Feeling 8%
• Solace 8%
• Edward Said 8%
• Memoir 8%
• White Settler 8%
• Danes 8%
• Colonial Literature 8%
• Female Writer 8%
• Southern Rhodesia 8%
• Settler Colonies 8%
• African Nationalism 8%
• Settler Fiction 8%
• Conjuncture 8%
• Main Cities 8%
• European Immigrants 8%
• Intermarriage 8%
• Moral Goods 8%
• Artistic Work 8%
• Independence Movement 8%
• Selective Assimilation 8%
• Male Author 8%
• Isak Dinesen 8%
• Veranda 8%
• Cultural Expression 8%
• Lost Tribes 8%
• Political Currents 8%
• Colonial Officers 8%
• Zimbabwean 8%
• Social Form 8%
• Beryl 8%

Arts and Humanities

• Zimbabwe 37%
• Land Reform 25%