Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents ix
3. Preface xi
4. Acknowledgments xiii
5. Introduction: The Re-Cognition of uBuntu 1
6. PART I Legal Cases
7. uBuntu, Restorative Justice, and the Constitutional Court 29
8. uBuntu Under the Interim Constitution: Life, Death, and uBuntu 65
9. Horizontality, Reconciliation, and uBuntu 95
10. Amnesty, Reconciliation, and uBuntu 103
11. uBuntu, Socioeconomic Rights, and Personhood 123
12. uBuntu and Entitlement 201
13. uBuntu and Key Aspects of Living: Customary Law 222
14. uBuntu and the Right to Culture 285
15. PART II Articles on uBuntu
16. Towards the Liberation and Revitalization of Customary Law 301
17. uBuntu and the Law in South Africa 317
18. A Call for a Nuanced Constitutional Jurisprudence: South Africa, uBuntu, Dignity, and Reconciliation 324
19. Doing Things with Values: The Case of uBuntu 333
20. Exploring uBuntu: Tentative Reflections 344
21. Some Thoughts on the uBuntu Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court 367
22. The Reemergence of uBuntu: A Critical Analysis 377
23. African Customary Law in South Africa: The Many Faces of Bhe v. Magistrate Khayelitsha 388
24. Notes 405
25. Glossary 453
26. Index 457