"I pressed nearer the window and made a spy hole with my hand against the rheumy glass to see in better, and as I did so my eye was caught by another eye. Something was alive in the window: a chameleon" (Gordimer, "The Lying Days", 2002 [1953]). The speaking voice is that of a bright, inquisitive child of Scottish descent immersed in the harsh Witwatersrand scenario of a mining estate outskirts in the 1930s, along a path crammed with Jews' concession stores and exotic-looking natives. The unruly little girl is Helen Shaw, the late Nadine Gordimer's fictional double in "The Lying Days", her still somewhat neglected first novel, a Bildungsroman where the South African writer coming from Springs admirably capitalized on the 'camera-eye' perspe...
Nadine Gordimer’s most recent novel, The Pickup, is a novel that has its place in what Gordimer has ...
Questo articolo analitico è un omaggio a Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014), autrice di spicco sia nel pano...
The aim of this paper is to show how Nadine Gordimer, in None to Accompany Me and Zoe Wicomb, in Pla...
Il presente elaborato ha per oggetto la prima produzione dell'autrice sudafricana Nadine Gordimer (1...
This article begins by scrutinizing divergent critical views of Gordimer’s subject position and auth...
The article investigates the narrative modes and strategies through which the 'new' Gordimer of "Bee...
This paper purports to study and develop an aspect of Gordimer’s fiction which has often been overlo...
Novelist, playwright, short-story writer, polemicist and activist, Nadine Gordimer (1929), received ...
This volume collects three decades of interviews with Nadine Gordimer. In the interviews, she presen...
The House Gun is the first novel by Nadine Gordimer to be set firmly in post-apartheid South Africa....
Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of Natal, Durban, 1997.The aim of this study is to suggest, by selective e...
Nadine Gordimer’s The Pickup (2001) – sometimes criticised for its unsatisfactory lack of resolution...
The years between 1980 and 1995 delineate one of the most fascinating transition periods of the end ...
Nadine Gordimer, at almost eighty-eight, is the prolific grande-dame of South African literature, th...
Focusing on a close-reading of Nobel laureate Nadine Gordimer's short novel The Late Bourgeois World...
Nadine Gordimer’s most recent novel, The Pickup, is a novel that has its place in what Gordimer has ...
Questo articolo analitico è un omaggio a Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014), autrice di spicco sia nel pano...
The aim of this paper is to show how Nadine Gordimer, in None to Accompany Me and Zoe Wicomb, in Pla...
Il presente elaborato ha per oggetto la prima produzione dell'autrice sudafricana Nadine Gordimer (1...
This article begins by scrutinizing divergent critical views of Gordimer’s subject position and auth...
The article investigates the narrative modes and strategies through which the 'new' Gordimer of "Bee...
This paper purports to study and develop an aspect of Gordimer’s fiction which has often been overlo...
Novelist, playwright, short-story writer, polemicist and activist, Nadine Gordimer (1929), received ...
This volume collects three decades of interviews with Nadine Gordimer. In the interviews, she presen...
The House Gun is the first novel by Nadine Gordimer to be set firmly in post-apartheid South Africa....
Thesis (Ph.D.)-University of Natal, Durban, 1997.The aim of this study is to suggest, by selective e...
Nadine Gordimer’s The Pickup (2001) – sometimes criticised for its unsatisfactory lack of resolution...
The years between 1980 and 1995 delineate one of the most fascinating transition periods of the end ...
Nadine Gordimer, at almost eighty-eight, is the prolific grande-dame of South African literature, th...
Focusing on a close-reading of Nobel laureate Nadine Gordimer's short novel The Late Bourgeois World...
Nadine Gordimer’s most recent novel, The Pickup, is a novel that has its place in what Gordimer has ...
Questo articolo analitico è un omaggio a Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014), autrice di spicco sia nel pano...
The aim of this paper is to show how Nadine Gordimer, in None to Accompany Me and Zoe Wicomb, in Pla...