Poetics today

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  Año 2001, Vol. 22, Número 2

  • South Africa in the Global Imaginary: An Introduction

    L. de Kock

    págs. 263-298

    

  • "Civilised Off the Face of the Earth": Museum Display and the Silencing of the /Xam

    P. Skotnes

    págs. 299-322

    

  • A Staggered Orientalism: The Cape-to-Cairo Imaginary

    P. Merrington

    págs. 323-364

    

  • "A Primary Need as Strong as Hunger": The Rhetoric of Urgency in South African Literary Culture under Apartheid

    L. Bethlehem

    págs. 365-390

    

  • Sitting for the Civilization Test: The Making(s) of a Civil Imaginary in Colonial South Africa

    L. de Kock

    págs. 391-412

    

  • Black Hamlet: Psychoanalysis on Trial in South Africa

    J. Crewe

    págs. 413-434

    

  • Tradurre e Tradire: The Treason and Translation of Breyten Breytenbach

    S. Lewis

    págs. 435-452

    

  • Narrative Time and the Space of the Image: The Truth of the Lie in Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's Testimony before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

    D. Klopper

    págs. 453-474

    

  • "Shoo-This Book Makes Me to Think!": Education, Entertainment, and "Life-Skills" Comics in South Africa

    P. W. Shariff, L. Kruger

    págs. 475-514

    

  • "Making the Paper Speak Well," or, the Pace of Change in Consumer Magazines for Black South Africans

    S. Laden

    págs. 515-548