Volume 11, Nos. 1-2 (January 2010)     Introduction: Special Issue on Animal Studies and Ecocriticism    Dana Phillips     Boer, Bushman, and Baboon: Human and Animal in Nineteenth-Century and Early Twentieth-Century South African Writings    Dirk Klopper     Weeping Elephants, Sensitive Men    Dana Phillips     "Mr Melancholy and Mr Magpie": The Lives of Animals in J. M. Coetzee's Diary of a Bad Year    Joseph D. Napolitano     Metafiction, Vegetarianism, and the Literary Performance of Animal Ethics in J. M. Coetzee's The Lives of Animals    Robert McKay     A Place for Romanticism in Postcolonial Ecology? Julia Martin's South African Travelogue, A Millimetre of Dust    Anthony Vital     At Goedgedacht: A Story of Olives    Julia Martin     Meat Country (Please Do Not Feed Baboons and Wild Animals)    Jennifer Wenzel     Memories of Censorship    Mark Sanders     South Africans Exist: Identity, Nationalism, and Democracy    James H. Sweet     On Transnational Modernisms    Matthew Hart     District 9: A Roundtable     Book Reviews Volume 10, No. 4 (October 2009)     South African Indian Literature in a World Literature Context: An Interview with Prabashini Moodley    David Chioni Moore     South Africa, the USA, and the Globalization of Truth and Reconciliation: Itinerant Mourning in Zakes Mda's Cion    Kerry Bystrom     C. W. de Kiewiet, Historian of Africa: African Studies and the American Post-War Research University    Richard Glotzer     A Travel Paradise: Tourism Narratives of Robben Island    Helen Kapstein     Capital Games: On Judging a South African Literary Award    Michael Titlestad     "Zimbabwe is Mine": Mugabe, Murder, and Matabeleland    Ian Phimister     Book Reviews Volume 10, No. 3 (July 2009)     States of Shame: South African Writing after Apartheid    Caitlin Charos     "My Blackness is the Beauty of this Land": Racial Redefinition, African American Culture, and the Creation of the Black World in South Africa's Black Consciousness Movement    Ofole Mgbako     Interview with Bob Edgar    Peter Limb and Peter Alegi.     De-regulating the History of African American Body Politics    Stephen Knadler     Undone by Laughter    Mark Sanders     Book Reviews Volume 10, No. 2 (April 2009)     This is America: New Orleans Post-Katrina, Post-urban, Post-national    Jacob Leland     In Obama's Backyard: Global Chicago and Global Apartheid    Prexy Nesbitt     Memphis Pastoral    Barbara Ching     Walking the Gauntlet: A Daunting Forty-Five Years' Transition of Stutterheim within a South African Community, c. 1960-2005    Luvuyo Wotshela     From Socio-nature to Spectral Presence: Re-imagining the Once and Future Landscape of Johannesburg    Jeremy Foster     Photo Essay: Welcome to Our Hillbrow    Carrol Clarkson     Ivan Vladislavic's Portrait with Keys: A Bricoleur's Guide to Johannesburg    Ralph Goodman     When Truths Collide: Narratives on Cape Town    Azeem Badroodien     What National Cinema? South African Film Cultures and the Transnational    Patrick Denman Flanery     Book Reviews Volume 10, No. 1 (January 2009)     An Interview with Chris Abani    Amanda Aycock     Becoming Black and Elvis: Transnational and Performative Identity in the Novels of Chris Abani    Amanda Aycock     Immigration and the Practice of Freedom in Nadine Gordimer's The Pickup    Laura Winkiel     "Consequential Changes": Daphne Rooke's Mittee in America and South Africa    Lucy Graham     Official Language Policies in Multilingual Societies: Evidence from the United States, South Africa, and Canada    Newell Stultz     Commissioning, Community, and Conscience    Claudia B. Braude     Note     Response to the Review Article    Richard Mendelsohn and Milton Shain.     Reply    Claudia B. Braude     Beyond the Farribel: Towards a Transnational Reassessment of Jewish Studies    Jennifer Glaser     Book Reviews Volume 9, No. 4 (October 2008)     Dreams and Disappointments: Kenneth Kaunda and the United States, 1960-64    Andy DeRoche     Loathing and Love: Postcard Representations of Indentured Chinese Laborers in South Africa's Reconstruction, 1904-10    Tu T. Huynh     A Portrait of the (Tortured) Artist as a Young (Coloured) Man: Reading Arthur Nortje    Diana Adesola Mafe     Towards an Aesthetics of Law    Carrol Clarkson     Children's Literature and African Studies    Rebecca Weaver-Hightower     Book Reviews Volume 9, No. 3 (July 2008)     Introduction: Southern Identity: Geography, Culture, and History in the Making of the American South    Derek Catsam     Thomas Dixon, Scotch-Irish Identity, and "the Southern People"    G.K. Peatling     Harlem, the “New Negro,” and the South: History and the Politics of Place    Mark Andrew Huddle     What is a Southerner? A Study in Antebellum Southern Jewish Identity    Jennifer A. Stollman     Shame, Honor, and Denial in the Symbolic Ethnicities of Southern Whites    Thomas Brown     Southern Identity: A Dissent    Alex Lichtenstein     Southern Nonidentity    Leigh Anne Duck     Reply: The Irony of Southern Identity: A Defense of Communal Imaginations    Derek Catsam     Memorializing Freedom Struggles    Chris Saunders     Anchoring Black Diasporic History    Cedric Tolliver     "My People all over the World": Hip Hop, Gender, and Black Nationalism    Natasha Distiller     Book Reviews     Obituary: George M. Fredrickson Volume 9, No. 2 (April 2008)     Theory and Textuality: Reading Zora Neale Hurston and Bessie Head    Desiree Lewis     A New Bloodline: Antjie Krog's Autobiographical Prose and the Paradoxes of Belonging    Yianna Liatsos     “Restorying” the Maternal Myth of Origin in Zami and Makeba: My Story    Benjamin M. O. Odhoji     The Unsettling Side of Death: Post-colonial Irony in Bosman's Unto Dust    Gitte Postel     Which World?    Mark Sanders     Indenture in Comparative Perspective    Surendra Bhana     Rewriting Modernity    Sam Raditlhalo Volume 9, No. 1 (January 2008)     Disruption, Quotation, and Narrative Ethics in Nadine Gordimer's A World of Strangers    Cynthia Port     "The End of an Error": Transition and "Post-apartheid Play" in Ivan Vladislavic's The Restless Supermarket    Caitlin Charos     Remembering to Forget: Monumental vs. Peripatetic Archiving in Achmat Dangor's Bitter Fruit    Shane Graham     "Os Bons Colonizadores": Cuba's Educational Mission in Angola, 1976-1991    Christine Hatzky     Cryptic Rhetoric: The ANC and Anti-Americanization    Ian Glenn     Looking at The Heart of Whiteness in South Africa Today    Thomas Blaser     Book Reviews Volume 8, No. 4 (October 2007)     Oprah in South Africa: The Politics of Coevalness and the Creation of a Black Public Sphere    Zine Magubane     Amor Matris : Language and Loss in J. M. Coetzee's Age of Iron    Thangam Ravindranathan     Breeders or Workers? The Structure of Slave Prices in the Cape Colony, 1823-1830    Robert C.-H. Shell and Parbavati Rama.     Getting Your Own Back: Land Restitution among the Oneida Indians of North America and the Tsitsikamma Mfengu of South Africa    Mark Everingham, and Robin Palmer.     South African and Global Apartheid: The Experience of Basotho Labor in the South African Gold Mines and Taiwanese-owned Textile Factories    Scott Rosenberg     Racial Discrimination in Post-Apartheid South Africa: A New Irreducible "Other"?    Mónica Inés Cejas Volume 8, No. 3 (July 2007)     Editorial     "Transvaal Spectacles": South African Visions at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair    Jennie Sutton     Applied Comparisons: The South African War through the Prism of American History    Andrew Offenburger     George Fredrickson's Black Liberation. A Comparative History of Black Ideologies in the United States and South Africa : Further Reflections    Chris Saunders     Marching in the "Dark City": Bus Boycotts in South Africa in the 1940s and the Limits and Promise of Comparative History    Derek Charles Catsam     Deconstructing Constructive Engagement: Why did a Republican Senate Undermine a Republican President?    Jonathan K. Barry     Public History and "Memorial Architecture" in the "New" South Africa: The Hector Pieterson Memorial and Museum, Soweto, Johannesburg    Ali Khangela Hlongwane and Angel David Nieves.     Book Review Volume 8, No. 2 (April 2007)     Crisis as Catalyst: Contemporary Zimbabwe and the Reinstatement of Region in a Global Era    Christopher J. Lee     The Struggle for Zimbabwe, Then and Now: Notes Toward a Deep History of the Current Crisis    Michael O. West     Competing Explanations of Zimbabwe's Long Economic Crisis    Patrick Bond     The Historiography of Land in Zimbabwe: Strengths, Silences, and Questions    Jocelyn Alexander     "Intellectuals" Interpreting Zimbabwe's Primitive Accumulation: Progress to Market Civilization?    David Moore     "A Place of Trouble": The Political Ecology of HIV/AIDS in Chipinge, Zimbabwe    Tonya Nicole Taylor     Reconstructing Zimbabwe's Past: The Professional Historians Return    Terence Ranger Volume 8, No. 1 (January 2007)     Editorial     Towards a Prismatic "American Studies"    Jane Desmond     Speaking For/Against/From the Inside: The Uses of American Studies    Loes Nas     Reading and Teaching Colonial America in South Africa    Greg Cuthbertson     Apartheid, Jim Crow, and Comparative Literature    Leigh Anne Duck     Transnational Print Cultures: Books, -scapes, and the Textual Atlantic    Andrew van der Vlies     Musical Echoes of American Jazz: Towards a Comparative Historiography    Carol Muller     Traveling Jazz: Themes and Riffs    Michael Titlestad     Cold War and Hot Translation    Monica Popescu     Bodies and Borders: Vietnam/Namibia    Lesley Marx     America's Africa: Barack Obama and the Aporia of Race    Grant Farred     A Culture of Tourism: Branding the Nation in a Global Market    Helen Kapstein Volume 7, No. 3 (July 2006)     An Introduction to Issue 23: Deterritorializing American Culture    Rita Barnard     The Un-Americanness of American Literature    David Watson     American Musical Surrogacy: A View from Post-World War II South Africa    Carol A. Muller     Home on the Range: The Americanization of my Father    Lesley Marx     The Tiny Skin Boat: Visiting Gary Snyder in "Amerika"    Julia Martin     Oprah's Paton, or South Africa and the Globalization of Suffering    Rita Barnard Volume 7, No. 2 (April 2006)     Abolition, Violence, and Rape: Thoughts on the Post-Emancipation Experiences of the United States and the Cape Colony    R.L. Watson     An African American Constructs and Confronts the Social Construction of Race in Post-Apartheid South Africa    Dawne Y. Curry     Parchment Barriers Revisited: The U.S. and South African Bills of Rights    J. Barron Boyd     The Enigmatic Max Yergan: David Henry Anthony III. Max Yergan: Race Man, Internationalist, Cold Warrior. New York and London: New York University Press, 2006.    Ann K. Ziker     Lewis Nkosi Redux: Lindy Stiebel and Liz Gunner. Still Beating the Drum: Critical Perspectives on Lewis Nkosi. Editions Rodopi, 2005.    David J. Carter Volume 7, No. 1 (January 2006)     Safundi and White Supremacy: An Introduction to Issue 21    Andrew Offenburger     Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Publication of White Supremacy    George M. Fredrickson     Beyond White Supremacy: Some Reflections    Christopher Saunders     Editing and Publishing The Frontier in History with Leonard Thompson, 1971-1981    Howard R. Lamar     Identity, State, and Capitalist Development: Looking Back on the Comparative Study of South Africa    Ran Greenstein     George M. Fredrickson and Comparative Approaches to the Study of the United States and South Africa: Personal Reflections    Lewis V. Baldwin     The Comparative Imagination: George Fredrickson and New Directions in Comparative and Transnational History    Derek Catsam Volume 6, No. 4 (October 2005)     "The History of the Cape is Already Written in that of America": The Colonization of America in South Africa's Discourse of Empire, 1820s-1850s    Christoph Strobel     Resistance, Memory, and Hope: The Photographic Art of Peter Magubane    Paul Von Blum     Struggling for Freedom: The Divestment Movement at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1977-1987    Claudia Gastrow     Culture without Borders: A Dialogue with Robert J.C. Young    Antony Adolf Volume 6, No. 3 (July 2005)     The Language of Residential Exclusion: Comparisons between Cape Town and Farmingville, New York    Grant Saff     Perspectives on Brown: The South African Experience    Penelope Andrews     Remembering Negative Pasts: Shriver, Donald W. Honest Patriots: Loving a Country Enough to Remember Its Misdeeds. New York: Oxford University Press, 2005.    Christopher Saunders     Kathrada's Memoirs Prompts Questions: Kathrada, Ahmed. Memoirs. Cape Town: Struik Publications, 2005.    Cornelius Thomas Volume 6, No. 2 (April 2005)     Immigration: The Forgotten Factor in Cape Colonial Frontier Expansion, 1658-1817    Robert C.-H. Shell     Unbowed and Unbanned: The South African Freedom Charter at Fifty    Margaret Burnham     The Burden of Celebrating True Greatness: A Response to Derek Catsam's "Choosing the Wings on Which One Soars"    Lewis V. Baldwin     What's Greatness Got to Do with It? A Response to a Response    Derek Catsam Volume 6, No. 1 (January 2005)     Sacred History: The Formation of Civil Religions in South Africa and the American South in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries    Bob Elder     Choosing the Wings on Which One Soars: Comparison, Historiography, and the New South Africa: A Response to Lewis V. Baldwin's "Soaring on the Wings of Pride"    Derek Catsam     A Road-Trip Documentary Without a Map: Story of a Beautiful Country. Directed by Khalo Matabane, 2004. Distributed by First Run-Icarus Films.    Sean Jacobs     Potholes in The Road: South African Democracy Education Trust. The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 1 (1960-1970). Zebra Press, 2004. ISBN 1868729060.    Cornelius Thomas Volume 5, No. 4 (October 2004)     An Introduction to the Safundi Pedagogy Issue: Teaching about South Africa in the United States    Larry Shore     Holding Up the "Mottled Mirror": Teaching South African Literature in the United States    Mary Elizabeth Pope     Teaching in the Mirror: The Pedagogy of Prejudice in Cross-Cultural Comparison    Kristen J. Klaaren     On Teaching South African Literature in the Age of Terror    Russell Samolsky     Teaching "War Stories": Literature, Violence, and Resistance in South Africa and the United States    Meta Schettler     Teaching a Seminar on "Southern African Literature"    Loretta Stec     Brave New Worlds: Teaching Comparative United States and South African Race Relations    Derek Catsam     Women's Literature from South Africa and the American South: A Comparativist Pedagogy    Pearl McHaney and Renée Schatteman.     Teaching South African Contemporary Political Art    Megan C. McShane     Team-Teaching Around the World and Across the Equator    Thelma Shinn Richard Volume 5, No. 3 (July 2004)     Soaring on the Wings of Pride: Martin Luther King Jr. and the "New" South Africa    Lewis V. Baldwin     Classifying "Race" and "Whitening" the Nation: Suggestions Towards Comparative Reading of South Africa and Brazil    Fernando Rosa Ribeiro     Classificando “Raças” e “Branqueando” a Nação: Sugestões Para uma Leitura Comparativa da África do Sul e do Brasil    Fernando Rosa Ribeiro     Power Rarely Fails: A Concluding Discussion with Noam Chomsky    Christopher J. Lee     "South Africa's Vietnam?": Literary History and Cultural Memory of the Border War    Gary Baines     Latitudes and Longitudes: Comparative Perspectives on Cape Environmental History    Nancy J. Jacobs     One Struggle: Legitimating Anti-Apartheid Discourse: Nesbitt, Francis Njubi. Race for Sanctions: African Americans Against Apartheid, 1946-1994. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2004.    Alex Lichtenstein Volume 5, Nos. 1-2 (April 2004)     Ten Years of the New South Africa: An Introduction to Issue 13/14    Barbara Masekela and Cameron R. Hume.     Citizenship Over Race? African Americans in U.S.-South African Diplomacy, 1890-1925    Robert Trent Vinson     South Africa, Israel-Palestine, and the Contours of the Contemporary World Order: An Interview with Noam Chomsky    Christopher J. Lee     Presenting the Past, Performing the Future: Theater in New York and Cape Town Ten Years After Apartheid    David Kornhaber     Awake the Beloved Country: A Comparative Perspective on the Visionary Leadership of Martin Luther King and Albert Lutuli    Robert Cook     Rac(e)ing Poverty and Punishment in South Africa, 1920-1970    Azeem Badroodien     A Decade of Post-Apartheid: Is the City in South Africa Being Remade?    Alan Morris     Normalization and the South African City    Stacey Isaacs     A Scrupulously Selfless Couple: Sisulu, Elinor. Walter and Albertina Sisulu: In Our Lifetime. Cape Town: David Philip Publishers, 2002.    Cornelius Thomas Volume 4, No. 3 (October 2003)     The Postcolonial University: Racial Issues in South African and American Institutions    Adalberto Aguirre and Rubén Martinez.     Classroom Confrontations: Racism in South Africa and the United States    Ridwan Nytagodien     Imagining White Riots: McKoy, Sheila Smith. When Whites Riot: Writing, Race and Violence in American and South African Culture. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 2001.    Alex Lichtenstein     George Fredrickson's Racism and United States/South African Comparisons    Christopher Saunders Volume 4, No. 2 (July 2003)     The Instrument of Terror: Some Thoughts on Comparative Historiography, White Rural Unofficial Violence, and Segregation in South Africa and the American South    John Higginson and Christoph Strobel.     Reacting to Amy Biehl: Perspectives from South Africa and the United States    Steven Gish     A Review of It's My Life, a Film by Brian Tilley    Herman Wasserman     The Media and Mandela    Ruth Tomaselli and Keyan Tomaselli. Volume 4, No. 1 (April 2003)     "Breaking the Monologue?": The American Indian Movement and Inkatha Freedom Party    Jason McKenney     Crossing Borders: A Black Feminist Approach to Researching the Comparative Histories of Black Women's Resistance in the U.S. South and South Africa    Pam Brooks     Disarticulating Black Consciousness: A Way of Reading Films About Apartheid    Keyan Tomaselli     Institutionalizing International Influence    Joel Samoff     The Study of South African Society: Towards A New Agenda For Comparative Historical Inquiry    Ran Greenstein     "Red Sales in the Sunset": The Rise and Fall of White Trader Dominance in the United States' Navajo Reservation and South Africa's Transkei    Robert Volk     The Career of Mabel Carney: The Study of Race and Rural Development in the United States and South Africa    Richard Glotzer Volume 3, No. 2 (May 2002)     Ripple of Hope in the Land of Apartheid: Robert F. Kennedy in South Africa, June 4th-9th, 1966    Larry Shore     Youth, Popular Culture, and Identity: American Influences on South Africa and Lesotho    Scott Rosenberg     Women in the Interregnum: Kate Chopin's The Awakening and Nadine Gordimer's July's People    Helen Lock     South African and North American Treks    Christopher Saunders     Multicultural Feminism Transforming Democracy    Duchess Harris Volume 3, No. 1 (February 2002)     Playing the Reverse-Race Card in South Africa and America: A Case Study in Convergent Localization    James Statman     In Search of a Nation: Nation Building in the New South Africa    Hendrik Pieterse     John Cell: The Passing of a Leading Comparative Scholar of South Africa and the United States    Rick Watson     Divided Minds, Different Countries    Christopher Saunders     Africa Civilized, Africa Uncivilized: Local Culture, World System, and South African Music    Veit Erlmann     American Campaign Techniques Worldwide    Fritz Plasser     American Connections    Hugh Brogan     Residential Segregation in South Africa and the United States: Evaluating the Sustainability of Comparative Research    Grant Saff     White-Collar Crime in South Africa: A Comparative Perspective    Lala Camerer     A Review of Slavery, Emancipation, and Abolition in South Africa and the United States in the Eighteenth Century    George Carter     Privatizing Prisons from the United States to South Africa: Controlling Dangerous Africans across the Atlantic    William G. Martin     Policy of Preference: Lessons from India, the United States, and South Africa    Krishna Tummala Volume 2, No. 4 (November 2001)     Growing Up with Maya Angelou and Sindiwe Magona: A Comparison    Siphokazi Koyana and Rosemary Gray.     "I am NOT just like one of the family...": The Black Domestic Servant and White Family Dynamics in 20th Century American and South African Literature    Mary Pope     Diasporic Displacement and the Search for Black Female Identity in Toni Morrison's Tar Baby and Nadine Gordimer’s None to Accompany Me    Fiona Mills     Globalization and Union Democracy: A Comparison of the Hormel Strike of 1985-1986 (USA) and the Volkswagen Strike of 2000 (South Africa)    Peter Rachleff     David Schmahmann, Empire Settings: A Novel. Buffalo, N.Y.: White Pine Press, 2001. 327 pp, hardcover, $21.95. ISBN 1893996166.: A Review    Jim Cobbe     Maurice S. Evans, Black and White in the Southern States: A Study of the Race Problem in the United States from a South African Point of View, Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 2001, xxix +299 pages.: A Review    Surendra Bhana Volume 2, No. 3 (July 2001)     Kids Killing Kids in School: Comparing Cases in the United States and South Africa    Michael F. Welsh, and Jacque Jacobs.     Multicultural Education in the United States: Lessons for South Africa    Keyan Tomaselli     From Exclusion to Inclusion: A Historical Comparison of the Educational Experiences of Black South Africans and African Americans    Kimberly Lenease King     Reflections on the Woman's Movement in South Africa: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives    Jennifer Lemon     Sustainable Housing Policy and Practice: Reducing Constraints and Expanding Horizons Within Housing Delivery    Ambrose Adebayo and Pauline Adebayo.     Post-Apartheid South Africa and Mass Mediated Deliberation    Sean Jacobs, and Nyameko Mgoqi.     The Impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) on Job Characteristics of South African University Academics    Andy Igonor and Yolisa Soul. Volume 2, No. 2 (April 2001)     The Poetics of Politics: Imagi[ni]ng the New South African Nation    Sabine Marschall     Access to Higher Education: Race, Resources and Social Exclusion    Martin Hall     Problems in Learning from Traumatic History: A Psychoanalytic Inquiry    Sara Matthews     Michael S. Harper's Passbook: Africa in Healing Song for the Inner Ear    Amber Vogel     The Fulbright Experience: An Incoherent African Perspective    Keyan Tomaselli     Comparative Lessons for the Future    Lynn Huntley     Academic Freedom in the New South Africa    John Higgins     Pariahs in the Land of Their Birth in the Search for Identity: Sol Plaatje and Frederick Douglass    Peter Midgley     Gold    Kristi Bell     Review of Long Night's Journey Into Day: South Africa's Search for Truth and Reconciliation    Ron Krabill Volume 2, No. 1 (January 2001)     Health System Performance in South Africa vs. France: World Health Report 2000    Joseph Coyne and Peter Hilsenrath.     Freedom in Madness: J.M. Coetzee and the Politics of Madness    Brad Tabas     Getting Equality to Work: The South African Employment Equity Act    Eric Cédiey     Sortir de l’Apartheid au Travail: La Loi Sud-Africaine d’Équité dans l’Emploi    Eric Cédiey     Berry's Boesman & Lena, Rewarding and Punishing    Andrew Offenburger Volume 1, No. 2 (October 2000)     U.S. and South African Images of Black Success: A Pilot Study in Transnationalization and Hegemony    Michael Leslie and Michele Foss.     A Confusion of Cinematic Consciousness: Southern Africa on Film in the United States    Keyan Tomaselli and Arnold Shepperson.     "On the Ground" with the South African Labor Movement    Peter Rachleff Volume 1, No. 1 (July 2000)     Cape Town and New Orleans: Some Comparisons    Christopher Saunders     The Natural Order of Things    Colette Gaiter     Serpent's Teeth in the Kitchen of Meaning: A Theory of South African Culinary Historiography    Lynn Houston An Introduction The Editorial Board Submission Guidelines Published Authors in Safundi Subscriptions Contact the Editors Home Safundi (Academic Journal)    Latest Issue | Archive Online Member Directory Database of Comparative Syllabi Become a Member Recommend Safundi Refer a Colleague Submit an Article Safundi c/o Andrew Offenburger Department of History Yale University P.O. 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