Apartheid and beyond: South African writers and the politics of place

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Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Literature: history, themes, analysis South African History and Culture

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Apartheid and Beyond is a major contribution to the study of South African literature, offering innovative readings of writers like Coetzee, Gordimer, Fugard, Tlali, and Mda. Focusing on the relationship between place, subjectivity, and literary form, this study enhances our understanding of apartheid as a geographical form of control and of its imagined and actual transformation.

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