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Dorothy Driver
Ken Barris
African languages literature: childish and
immature? The case of two contemporary
isiZulu novels
Johannesburg as Africa: a postcolonial
reading of the The Exploded View by Ivan
Vladislavić
Nkosinathi Sithole
Stefan Helgesson
Kopano Matlwa’s Coconut: identity issues in
our faces
English Studies in Africa
Michael Chapman
Lewis Nkosi 1936 – 2010
Lindy Stiebel
Zoë Wicomb and the cape cosmopolitan
Ralph Goodman
A creative partnership: the spiritual and the
sexual in novels by Zakes Mda
Irene Visser
The writer as ‘Ragpicker’: the auratic power of
the mundane in Nadine Gordimer’s recent fiction
Ileana Dimitru
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Jane Poyner
The “necessary silence” of realism in Zöe
Wicomb’s David’s story
Human/Nature: ecological philosophy in
Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
Jayne Glover
Conceptualizing ‘post-transitional’ South
African literature in English
Ronit Frenkel & Craig MacKenzie
Multiliteracies and multimodality in English
in education in Africa: mapping the terrain
Pippa Stein & Denise Newfield
Liberalism
P. J. H. Titlestad
Journal of Literary Studies
Conceptualizing feminism(s) in Africa: the
challenges facing African women writers and critics
The representation of child soldiers in
contemporary African fiction
Naomi N. Nkealah
J. A. Kearney
Contesting the culture of silence in Muslim women’s
writing: women, sex and marriage in Alifa Rifaat’s
Distant View of a Minaret
Imagery and structure in Nadine Gordimer’s
“Once upon a Time”
Naomi Nkealah
Cultural identity, language identity, gender identity
Michael Williams
Language and identity
Randolph Quirk
Michael Shurgot
Allegories of freedom: individual liberty and
social conformity in Ken Kesey’s One Flew
Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Andrew Foley