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9780719076145

South African Textual Cultures White, Black, Read all Over

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  • ISBN13:

    9780719076145

  • ISBN10:

    0719076145

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2007-12-01
  • Publisher: Manchester University Press

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Summary

"Nation" and "literature" are always inherently unstable categories but, in the case of South Africa, this instability is particularly marked. This study considers the effects local and global networks had on the publication, promotion and reception of a series of key writers and their works between 1883 and 2005, asking: who published what, where, why. Exploring new approaches to studying colonial and postcolonial print cultures, it seeks to redress inadequately historicized or transnationally situated studies of South African writing in English. The book is essential reading for anyone with an interest in South African, African, and general colonial and postcolonial literatures and history, as well as those with an interest print and media cultures, and the History of the Book.

Author Biography

Andrew van der Vlies is lecturer in Anglophone Postcolonial Literature and Theory in the School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics at the University of Sheffield

Table of Contents

List of illustrationsp. ix
Acknowledgementsp. xi
List of abbreviationsp. xiv
Introduction: South African textual culturesp. 1
Farming stories (I): Olive Schreiner's fatesp. 20
'Hurled by what aim to what tremendous range!': Roy Campbell, William Plomer and the politics of reputationp. 46
Whose Beloved Country? Alan Paton and the hypercanonicalp. 71
Alex La Guma's marginal aesthetics and the institutions of protestp. 106
Farming stories (II): J. M. Coetzee and the (heart of a) countryp. 134
Zakes Mda's novel educationsp. 155
Afterword: white(s) and black(s), read all overp. 174
Bibliographyp. 177
Indexp. 215
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