Search Results for contemporary South African literature

...Lucy Graham This essay examines a hypothetical supplement to Rudyard Kipling's famous poem “If—” scripted by the judge during the Jacob Zuma rape trial in 2006. It places this into conversation with State of Peril: Race and Rape in South African Literature (2012) and argues for the importance...

... 2016 allegory speculative fiction Lauren Beukes Zoo City contemporary South African literature xenophobic violence Versions of this article were presented at the School of English and Drama, Queen Mary, University of London, and at the Department of English, University of Exeter. I...

... Review American in appeared have articles Her thetics. aes and women’s theory, race writing, critical with intersection their in particularly diaspora, African the of literature the and literature can Ameri twentieth-century on concentrates she comparatist, A Montreal...

... include the anthropology of religion, historical and of Detroit Mercy. Her areas of expertise are social and contemporary Islam and interfaith relations in South political philosophy, philosophy of nonviolence, and Asia, everyday life and postcolonial urbanism, Urdu African philosophy. She has done...

... Macmillan , 2006 . Guy Jeff . Theophilus Shepstone and the Forging of Natal: African Autonomy and Settler Colonialism in the Making of Traditional Authority . Scottsville, South Africa : University of KwaZulu University Press , 2013 . Hyslop Jonathan . “ ‘Segregation Has Fallen...

... Portia . “Alternative/Experimental Art Spaces in Johannesburg.” Third Text: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Art and Criticism 27 , no. 3 ( 2013 ): 367 – 77 . Ndebele Njabulo . Rediscovery of the Ordinary: South African Literature and Culture . Durban : University of KwaZulu...

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... . “Let Them Build More Gaols.” In Women in South African History , edited by Gasa Nomboniso , 129 – 51 . Cape Town : Human Sciences Research Council Press , 2007 . George Edward . “Compassion and Forgiveness in Ancient Tamil Literature: The Thirukkural.” In Compassion...

... and Particularly the Arab Heritage 38 – 39. among the languages he enumerates Turn- considerable body of African literature that is ing his gaze south of the Mediterranean toward African and yet gets its meaning across conti- 577 sub- Saharan Africa, Hussein asserts that Egypt nental borders...

..., inscribe itself into a radically more global network. Kwa Thema is also one of the most economically In this lucid, revealing, and explanatory study powerful provinces in contemporary South Africa. of the complexities of modern South African soci- Between...

.... olitionists Abroad; and Wilson, Origins of West African Nationalism. 200 Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East • 36:1 • 2016 tion, more than moral indignation, to move toward The elegance of this peroration is a measure...

... with Its Deadly Cubs?” The phrase second world's third world is from Engerman, “Second World's Third World,” which surveys the literature on what he calls “East-South” relations during the late twentieth century. 23. Exemplar scholarship in this genre includes Hessler, “Death of an African...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...

...- emergence. Thomas’s work joins a growing interdis- ment countries such as the Congo became indepen- South Asia, ciplinary literature on the African nation, national dent that the production of “national,” as opposed literatures, and African nationalists in the colonial...