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| | · Power and the Prison: A Foucauldian Perspective on Herman Charles Bosman's Cold Stone Jug and Willemsdorp
Loonate, Farzanah
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| | · The Gender Performances of Margaret Atwood's Aunt Lydia in The Testaments
Weiss, Jordyn
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| | · Mapping Abjection: Dissecting Racial and Sexual Boundaries in Mark Gevisser's Lost and Found in Johannesburg
Koekemoer, Christopher Wayne
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| Book Review |
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| | · Post-Apartheid Same-Sex Sexualities: Restless Identities in Literary and Visual Culture, by Andy Carolin
McCormick, Tracey
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| | · Poetics of the Medial State of Emily Dickinson's Persona
Wang, Yinping
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| | · Reflections of Tartarin of Tarascon in Araba Sevdasi in the Context of Impressionism
Sazyek, Esra
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| | · Negotiations of Anxiety in the Discourses of Melanie Klein and Edgar Allan Poe
Cârstea, Daniela
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| | · Enjoying the Symptom: David Foster Wallace's Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
Lekesizalin, Ferma
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| | · Apartheid's Patriarchies in Decline: White Masculinities in Damon Galgut's The Promise
Carolin, Andy
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| | · The Construction of Identities: Power Relations in Naomi Wallace's In the Heart of America
Aqeeli, Ammar Abduh
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| Book Review |
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| | · LGBTQ+ Literature in the West: From Ancient Times to the Twenty-First Century, by Robert C. Evans
Carolin, Andy
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| | · Blackface on the South African Stage: Early English South African Theatre (19th and 20th Century)
Keuris, Marisa
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| | · Culpability and Nature-Nature Infractions in Select Poems in Tanure Ojaide's Narrow Escapes: A Poetic Diary of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Okonkwo, Gabriel Kosiso
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| | · The Typewriter's Tale: Re-Exploring the Historical Figure of Henry James through Fiction
Breytenbach, Albertus
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| | · Unveiling Neocolonialism in Sino-African Relations: Femi Osofisan's All for Catherine
Liu, Xunqian
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| | · "Their Skin Is Black": Invoking and Subverting Problematic Imaginaries of Africa in Jenny Erpenbeck's Go Went Gone (2015)
Akpome, Aghogho
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| | · Monstrous Bodies as Cultural Text: The Grotesque, the Abject and the Embodied Difference in Natalie Haynes's Stone Blind
Aarcha; Krishnan, Reshmi
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| | · Self-Defence and Battered Woman Syndrome in a Selected isiXhosa Short Story
Diko, Mlamli
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| Book Review |
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| | · Die tempteerbare oog: Opstelle oor die werk van Marlene van Niekerk, deur Marius Crous (redakteur)
Viljoen, Hein
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