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Book Review: Verryk jou kind se persoonlikheid (Enrich your child's personality)

power coalesce to produce the subjects and objects of colonial societies. For readers already immersed in this domain of critical thought, it will represent to some an invaluable section through the archaeology of thought and action upon which contemporary South African society stands, and thus an important source for scholars of this domain. Amongst other readers, it will undoubtedly provoke fiery debate between those whose ideological and theoretical puritanism leads them to interpret as illegitimate and perhaps ingenuous the placement in close proximity to one another of essays that here construct essence and there promote dialectical materialism. However, these concerns are overshadowed by the larger question that looms after reading Treachery and innocence. This concerns the extent to which politicians, psychologists, and ordinary people apart from Manganyi are willing to contemplate and participate in the transformation he invokes from the politics of struggle to an ethic of civil accountability and partnership between professionals and with the people in the service of the public interest.