South African textual cultures: White, black, read all over

Van der Vlies · Andrew Edward

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

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Contents List of plates and figures Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations 1. South African textual cultures 2. Farming stories (I): Olive Schreiner's fates 3. 'Hurled by what aim to what tremendous range': Roy Campbell, William Plomer, & the politics of reputation 4. Whose Beloved Country? Alan Paton and the hypercanonical 5. Alex La Guma's marginal aesthetics and the institutions of protest 6. Farming Stories (II): J. M. Coetzee & the (heart of a) country 7. Zakes Mda's novel educations Afterword: white(s) and black(s), read all over Bibliography Index

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