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Narrating the New Nation

South African Indian Writing

Singh, Jaspal K. & Chetty, Rajendra

Narrating the New Nation

Narrating the New Nation

South African Indian Writing

Narrating the New Nation

 

The purpose of Narrating the New Nation is to engage with South African Indian writings through a critical examination of the oeuvre of key writers within a postcolonial theoretical framework. With the advent of democracy, South Africa has witnessed new writings which either reflected on apartheid with elements of restoration for past atrocities and centered around reflective nostalgia, or looked ahead with optimism and foregrounded new beginnings.

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Beschrijving Narrating the New Nation

The purpose of Narrating the New Nation is to engage with South African Indian writings through a critical examination of the oeuvre of key writers within a postcolonial theoretical framework.

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9781433130120
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168
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Politicologie
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Peter Lang Publishing Inc

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