Add to ORKG J. M. Coetzee’s In the Heart of the Country (1977) is a critique of patriarchal Afrikaner society and focuses on the pathology of master-servant relationship, and on the theme of transgression. The novel touches upon how racial inequality parallels conventional gender disparity. It also focuses on the issue of Coetzee’s stance in the novel and consequences of colonial encounter with the whites as well as the blacks. The protagonist is resentful of the patriarchal imperialist structure of her world, but at the same time, she realizes that her father and the imperial system that he symbolizes are the only accessible means of social identity for her. Trapped in such a situation, the protagonist is overwhelmed by ontological-existential a...
South African literature is incomplete without European colonization, the Apartheid era and post-apa...
Literary critics of South African writer J.M. Coetzee’s novels have examined multiple aspects of the...
One of the basic assumptions of this article is that the notions of “money” and “exchange” underlie,...
ABSTRACT This paper analyzes the socio-political status of African women with regard to notions of f...
This paper is proposed to throw light on reciprocal and cultural conflict in the novel In the Heart ...
As a Noble Laureate, John Maxwell Coetzee has been one of the most important icons of post-colonial ...
J.M. Coetzee is a South African novelist, critic and an active translator of Dutch and Afrikaans lit...
As a beacon in a storm, John Maxwell Coetzee has established himself through his intellectual contri...
Thesis (MA)--PU vir CHO, 1992This dissertation examines colonialism and the clash of cultures in con...
In this thesis I examine marital status and female sexuality as sites of patriarchal power in J.M. C...
People who live in their own fantasies and imaginations react according to their own beliefs contrar...
Purpose: The depiction of the problems of conflicts and contradictions and graphical portrayal of th...
In this thesis I analyse two novels from Southern Africa: The Grass is Singing (1950) by Doris Lessi...
As a Noble Laureate, John Maxwell Coetzee has been one of the most important icons of post-colonial ...
This article will investigate how Coetzee's white male characters confront their pasts that re...
South African literature is incomplete without European colonization, the Apartheid era and post-apa...
Literary critics of South African writer J.M. Coetzee’s novels have examined multiple aspects of the...
One of the basic assumptions of this article is that the notions of “money” and “exchange” underlie,...
ABSTRACT This paper analyzes the socio-political status of African women with regard to notions of f...
This paper is proposed to throw light on reciprocal and cultural conflict in the novel In the Heart ...
As a Noble Laureate, John Maxwell Coetzee has been one of the most important icons of post-colonial ...
J.M. Coetzee is a South African novelist, critic and an active translator of Dutch and Afrikaans lit...
As a beacon in a storm, John Maxwell Coetzee has established himself through his intellectual contri...
Thesis (MA)--PU vir CHO, 1992This dissertation examines colonialism and the clash of cultures in con...
In this thesis I examine marital status and female sexuality as sites of patriarchal power in J.M. C...
People who live in their own fantasies and imaginations react according to their own beliefs contrar...
Purpose: The depiction of the problems of conflicts and contradictions and graphical portrayal of th...
In this thesis I analyse two novels from Southern Africa: The Grass is Singing (1950) by Doris Lessi...
As a Noble Laureate, John Maxwell Coetzee has been one of the most important icons of post-colonial ...
This article will investigate how Coetzee's white male characters confront their pasts that re...
South African literature is incomplete without European colonization, the Apartheid era and post-apa...
Literary critics of South African writer J.M. Coetzee’s novels have examined multiple aspects of the...
One of the basic assumptions of this article is that the notions of “money” and “exchange” underlie,...