English in Africa

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  Año 2006, Vol. 33, Número 2

  • Postcolonialism: A Literary Turn

    Michael Chapman

    págs. 7-20

    

  • Unsettling Settler Identity: Thomas Pringle's Troubled Landscapes

    Matthew Shum

    págs. 21-44

    

  • The Idea of Gardening: Plants, Bewilderment, and Indigenous Identity in South Africa

    Sally-Ann Murray

    págs. 45-65

    

  • Revolutionaries or Sell-Outs? African Intellectuals and the "Voice of Africa", 1949-1952

    Corinne Sandwith

    págs. 67-89

    

  • Self-translation, Untranslatability, and Postcolonial Community in the Autobiographies of Mpho Nthunya and Agnes Lottering

    Margaret J. Daymond

    págs. 91-111

    

  • Diasporic Identity in Contemporary South African Fiction

    J.U. Jacobs

    págs. 113-133

    

  • Deplorations

    Michael Green

    págs. 135-158

    

  • Postcolonialising Gordimer: The Ethics of "Beyond" and Significant Peripheries in the Recent Fiction

    Ileana Dimitriu

    págs. 159-180

    

  • Writing in the Interzone: A Queer Postcolonial Reading of Barbara Adair's "In Tangier We Killed the Blue Parrot"

    Cheryl Stobie

    págs. 181-198