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south african literature history and criticism

J. M. Coetzee

By Anthony Uhlmann

Landscapes of Holocaust postmemory

By Brett Ashley Kaplan

Midfielder's moment

By Grant Farred

Transnationalism in southern African literature

By Stefan Helgesson

Text, theory, space

By Kate Darian-Smith,Elizabeth Gunner,Sarah Nuttall

A history of South African literature

By Christopher Heywood,CHRISTOPHER HEYWOOD

J. M. Coetzee in Context and Theory

By Elleke Boehmer,Robert Eaglestone,Katy Iddiols

Nadine Gordimer (Routledge Revivals)

By Judie Newman

South African Feminisms

By M. J. Daymond

Mind your colour

By V. A. February

J.M. Coetzee's austerities

By Graham Bradshaw

National character in South African English children's literature

By Elwyn Jenkins

Complicities

By Sanders, Mark,Mark Sanders

Apartheid and Beyond

By Rita Barnard

Literary Spaces in the Selected Works of J. M. Coetzee

By Katarzyna Karwowska

At the Margin of One/Many Languages

By Peter Horn

Narrating the New Nation

By Jaspal K. Singh,Rajendra Chetty

Voices of Justice and Reason

By Geoffrey V. Davis,Geoffrey V. Davis

Postcolonial Departures

By Hano Pipic

South African Literature's Russian Soul

By Jeanne-Marie Jackson,Peter Boxall,Bryan Cheyette

Voices from the continent

By Sara Talis O'Brien,Renee Schatteman

State of peril

By Lucy Valerie Graham,Lucy Valerie Graham

The Cambridge history of South African literature

By David Attwell,Derek Attridge

J.M. Coetzee

By Dominic Head