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Engaging with Literature of Commitment. Volume 1: Africa in the World |
Gordon Collier; Marc Delrez; Anne Fuchs; Bénédicte Ledent (Volume Editors)
Brill
Engaging with Literature of Commitment. Volume 1: Africa in the World
Finding Children’s Voices: Using Theatre to Critique the Education System in England and Eritrea
Authors

Jane Plastow

ARI Id

1674442217254_9318267

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Not Available Free

Pages

319–333

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/9789401207843/B9789401207843-s023.xml

Table of Contents of Book
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Preliminary Material
Gordon Collier; Marc Delrez; Anne Fuchs; Bénédicte Ledent
i–xxx
Publishing in Africa: An Overview
Holger Ehling
1–13
Charisma and Leadership in African Drama
Brian Crow
15–33
The Little White Ship
Jürgen Martini
35–44
“The Fateful 13”: Sol Plaatje and the Natives’ Land Act
Elmar Lehmann
45–58
Come Back, Dennis Brutus!: Geoffrey Davis and the Rediscovery of Apartheid-Era South African Literature1
Andrew Martin
59–69
Space, Time, Solitude: The Liberating Contradictions of Ruth First’s 117 Days
Jamie S. Scott
71–80
Njabulo Ndebele: From Rediscovering the ‘Ordinary’ to Redefining South African ‘Renaissance’
Anne Fuchs
81–99
To Every Miracle Its Gods: Mongane Wally Serote’s Gods of Our Time as a Post-Apartheid Perception of Black Experience
Brian Worsfold
101–110
Girls with Guts: Writing a South African Thriller—Angela Makholwa in Conversation
Christine Matzke
111–118
The Politics of Hope: Engaging Lara Foot Newton’s Tshepang: The Third Testament
Marcia Blumberg
119–131
Rayda Jacobs’s Confessions of a Gambler as Post-Apartheid Cinema
John A Stotesbury
133–140
Exile and Return in Kavevangua Kahengua’s Dreams
Mbongeni Malaba
141–152
Making a ‘Home’ Elsewhere: The Letters of Bessie Head, 1963–1974
M.J. Daymond
153–172
The Portrait of the Artist as a Younger Traveller: A Reader’s Response to Wole Soyinka’s You Must Set Forth at Dawn
James Gibbs
173–191
Putting Freedom to the Test Wole Soyinka’s You Must Set Forth at Dawn
Shirley Chew
193–205
The Lion and the Jewel on BBC Radio: An Audience Survey
Bernth Lindfors
207–217
The Politics of Myth in Ayi Kwei Armah’s Fragments
Stella Borg Barthet
219–239
Oil, Masquerades, and Memory: Sokari Douglas Camp’s Memorial of Ken Saro–Wiwa
Christiane Schlote
241–261
Ways of Transition: Truth and Reconciliation Commissions: Controversial Strategies for Dealing with Past Violence in Societies in Transition
Monika Reif–Hülser
263–282
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