In a Province: Studies in the Writing of South Africa

Acknowledgements
Biographical note by Laura Pechey
Introduction by Derek Attridge

Part One: South African Literature in Transition: 1990-1998
1. 'Cultural Struggle' and the Narratives of South African Freedom
2. Post-Apartheid Narratives
3. The Post-Apartheid Sublime: Rediscovering the Extraordinary
4. Carnal Knowledge: Reading the Body of South African Writing
5. Post-Apartheid Reason: Critical Theory in South Africa

Part Two: Fiction before and after Apartheid
6. The Story of an African Farm: Colonial History and the Discontinuous Text
7. Antithetical Anti-Heroes: Uses of the Past in Schoeman and Matthee
8. The Criticism of Njabulo S. Ndebele
9. 'The Woman's Rose': Olive Schreiner, the Short Story and Grand History
10. Coetzee's Purgatorial Africa: The Case of Disgrace

Part Three: The Language of South African Poetry
11. 'A complex and violent revelation': Epiphanies of Africa in South African Literature
12. Roy Campbell, F. T. Prince and the Lexicon of Emigration
13. Periphrases, Portmanteaux, and Plurals: Aspects of Roy Campbell's Poetic Diction

Bibliography
Index
Notes

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