Listening for the mediated voices of the Southern African Khoisan in Hendrik's Dwaalstories : ironies and wonders -- Marecheran postmodernism : mocking the bad joke of African modernity -- Anomy and agony in a nation in crisis : Soyinka's Season of anomy -- Finding foundations for change in Bessie Head's The cardinals -- Blood gets a voice : Unity Dow's The screaming of the innocent -- Two late apartheid-era novels : balancing the books in the South African present -- Mongane Serote's To every birth its blood : painting the true colours of apartheid -- Shakespeare, (Fanon,) Salih : Can the black man love the white woman? Can the white woman love the black man? -- A.C. Jordan's Tales from southern Africa -- Memory, power and Bessie Head : A question of power -- Patterns of leadership in Bessie Head's Maru and A bewitched crossroad : an African saga -- Barbarism and civilisation in Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus and in Marachera's Black sunlight -- Appreciating Nuruddin Farah's Secrets.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.