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apartheid in literature

Cry, the Beloved Country

By Alan Paton

Apartheid and racism in South African children's literature, 1985-1995

By Donnarae MacCann

Nadine Gordimer's July's people

By Brendon Nicholls

Apartheid and Beyond

By Rita Barnard

Complicities

By Sanders, Mark,Mark Sanders

Voices of Justice and Reason

By Geoffrey V. Davis,Geoffrey V. Davis

Writing South Africa

By Derek Attridge,Rosemary Jane Jolly

Discourse and human rights violations

By Christine Anthonissen,Jan Blommaert

Apartheid Narratives (DQR Studies in Literature 31) (DQR Studies in Literature)

By Nahem Yousaf

Nadine Gordimer's July's People

By Brendo Nicholls

Athol Fugard

By Alan Shelley

The discovery of the extraordinary

By Kerstin Hamacher-Lubitz

Skin tight

By Louise Bethlehem

Rewriting Modernity

By David Attwell

Art Against Apartheid

By Alice Walker

Cracks in the wall

By Brighton J. Uledi Kamanga

Readings on "Cry, the beloved country"

By Alan Paton

Cry, the beloved country

By Edward Callan

Postcolonial Narrative and the Work of Mourning

By Sam Durrant

Apartheid in fiction

By Gurleena Mehta

Representing dissension

By J. A. Kearney

Schriftsteller gegen Apartheid

By Detlev Theodor Reichel

Cry the beloved country: notes

By Coles Publishing Company.

Rooikraal Revisited

By Dylan Weston